Homework due! Spider-diagram – Consequences of Inflation Draw a spider-diagram to show the causes of the hyperinflation crisis. Use the sources (1-11)

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Homework due! Spider-diagram – Consequences of Inflation Draw a spider-diagram to show the causes of the hyperinflation crisis. Use the sources (1-11) from the white text (page 24-25) to show the consequences of inflation Add these to your spider-diagram (make sure to label them as consequences!)

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