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Germany implemented policies to help stop high inflation.
No. In the early 1930s prices fell, and so did the money supply. The period of intense inflation in Germany was 1919-23.
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If inflation occurs, the value of the dollar will decrease. This is because the amount of goods that the dollar can buy now becomes less. Inflation is measured by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. They take a "basket" of goods and record the prices of each of the goods. The basket contains items such as food and clothes that all consumers would purchase. This is then transformed in the Consumer Price Index (CPI). This is how you are able to see how much a dollar is worth compared to other years.
Germany suffered a great depression in the 1920's. It also affected the first few years before Hitler came to power. The Wiemar Republic had to pay war reparations to the Allies and their was a good deal of unemployment. For a long time inflation was out of control.
inflation is when the value of paper money or notes falls so when inflation started in Germany, no one could afford any important supplies such as food.
The value of Germany's currency dropped and inflation soared. <---novanet answer
Describe how bad inflation in Germany was
Germany implemented policies to help stop high inflation.
the country got someone who they (thought that they) could believe in, someone to drag Germany out of a post Wall Street crash depression, and for a while that is what happened.
Yes the great deoression was only in america, although there was a much worse depression in Germany from the extreme inflation caused my it's excessive money printing to pay it's war debit at about the same time.
The war reparations demanded from Germany by the Treaty of Versailles that ended WW1. These bankrupted Germany, creating both rampant inflation and a depression (which ultimately expanded to become the worldwide Great Depression). This economic and social collapse left the people of Germany looking for some kind of savior, and Hitler quite successfully sold himself as such.
He worked to become a popular person, ran for office, and was elected President of Germany. Germany was in an economic depression ,with incredibly high inflation and unemployment. He convinced the German people that he would be their savior.
The worst hyperinflation of the 20th century took place in Germany during the Great Depression. It was as high as 150 percent per month at times.
The King of Prussia took leadership of the new Germany.
The value of Germany's currency dropped and inflation soared. <---novanet answer