Remember: When there is too much money for the same goods, each note buys less.
Questions
1
Which one is not true about Quillby and runaway prices?
🌋A slow rise in prices is always a disaster📜Too many notes for the same bread makes each note buy less🏃Dani spent the notes at once before prices jumped
2
Which one is not true about Quillby and runaway prices?
🤝A steadier money must be trusted anew, which takes time💰More notes always make people richer🐌Most of the time prices creep up slowly
3
Which one is not true about Quillby and runaway prices?
🐌Most of the time prices creep up slowly📜Too many notes for the same bread makes each note buy less🚫It has never happened in real life
4
Which one is true about Quillby and runaway prices?
➕Doubling each night is the same as adding two🛒Some people carried money in wheelbarrows🚫It has never happened in real life
5
🚫Is it not true? It has never happened in real life.
TrueFalse
6
Which one is true about Quillby and runaway prices?
🌋A slow rise in prices is always a disaster➕Doubling each night is the same as adding two🏃Dani spent the notes at once before prices jumped
7
Which one is true about Quillby and runaway prices?
⏳Waiting to shop is better when prices race🌋A slow rise in prices is always a disaster🐌Most of the time prices creep up slowly
8
Which one is true about Quillby and runaway prices?
🚫It has never happened in real life📈Inflation is prices rising across the shops➕Doubling each night is the same as adding two
9
Which one is not true about Quillby and runaway prices?
🚫It has never happened in real life🏃Dani spent the notes at once before prices jumped🐌Most of the time prices creep up slowly
10
Which one is not true about Quillby and runaway prices?
🤝A steadier money must be trusted anew, which takes time🛒Some people carried money in wheelbarrows➕Doubling each night is the same as adding two
11
Which one is true about Quillby and runaway prices?
🐌Most of the time prices creep up slowly🌋A slow rise in prices is always a disaster💰More notes always make people richer
12
➕Is it true? Doubling each night is the same as adding two.
TrueFalse
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