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The statement "Today, the dollar is worth about 45 cents," describes a. inflation b. prices c. supply and demand d. taxation e. deflation
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The statement "Today, the dollar is worth about 45 cents," describes a. inflation b. prices c. supply and demand d. taxation e. deflation
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The statement "Today, the dollar is worth about 45 cents," describes
a.
inflation
b.
prices
c.
supply and demand
d.
taxation
e.
deflation
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im pretty sure its inflation
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Back in the day, a dollar was actually equal to a dollar. Now it's about 45 cent (according to this question). This is indeed inflation. Inflation means an increase in price and a fall in purchasing value of money.
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