Which option most accurately identifies the effect of Confederate inflation on the Southern civilian population?

Confederate citizens were able to pay back their loans more easily since there was more money in circulation.

The Confederate government was able to purchase more goods as a result of the inflation of the Confederate dollar.

The Confederate stock market crash led to a decline in foreign interests, making it difficult for farmers to sell domestic goods abroad.

The value of its money declined rapidly, and it became increasingly difficult to purchase basic goods and necessities.

D?

3 answers

D is right.
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