Price increases on goods during the 1900s was caused by a. inflation b. deflation c. stagflation d. none of the above

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Jakub Fedyczak · Answer 1 · 2017-03-09T22:03:24+0000

Price increases on goods during the 1900s was caused by "inflation," since this was generally a "boom" period for the economy, and (low levels of) inflation often takes place during such periods.

Price increases on goods during the 1900s was caused by a. inflation b. deflation c. stagflation d. none of the above

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