Which of the following CANNOT be associated with the price revolution?

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The price revolution was characterized by a general rise in prices across Europe from the late 15th century to the mid 17th century, due in large part to an influx of silver from the New World. This led to rapid inflation of cereal prices and wide-ranging changes in agriculture, as farmers shifted from subsistence farming to cash crop production in order to take advantage of higher prices. Expanding trade and industry also contributed to the price revolution, as increased economic activity and competition drove prices up. However, there was not generally a sense of optimism or effective action by governments to control inflation, as most governments did not yet have the tools or knowledge to do so.

Which of the Following CANNOT Be Associated with the Price