Multiple Choice
Hyperinflation causes:
A) nominal interest rates to fall, leading to unproductive investment decisions by firms.
B) real interest rates to fluctuate, leading to uncertainty in investment decisions.
C) nominal interest rates to rise, but leaves the real interest rate constant.
D) nominal interest rates to fluctuate, leading to lower nominal wages.
Correct Answer:
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