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When government intervention makes currency worthless, this condition is called
deflation.
hyperinflation.
cost-push inflation.
demand-pull inflation.
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Hyperinflation.
Explanation: hyperinflation occurs when a currency loses value rapidly—often because the government prints excessive money or otherwise undermines confidence in the currency—whereas deflation is falling prices, and cost-push and demand-pull are ordinary types of inflation, not collapse of the currency.
Explanation: hyperinflation occurs when a currency loses value rapidly—often because the government prints excessive money or otherwise undermines confidence in the currency—whereas deflation is falling prices, and cost-push and demand-pull are ordinary types of inflation, not collapse of the currency.
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