The German inflation rate after World War I was measured in the thousands of percent.This condition is referred to as

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The condition where the inflation rate rises rapidly to reach thousands of percent is referred to as hyperinflation. Choice A (fundamental inflation) and B (environmental inflation) are not accurate descriptions of this specific type of inflation, while episodic inflation (D) refers to occasional spikes in the inflation rate rather than a prolonged period of high inflation.

The German Inflation Rate After World War I Was Measured