When government intervention makes currency worthless, this condition is called deflation. hyperinflation. cost-push inflation. demand-pull inflation

The correct answer is B. Hyperinflation.

Explanation:

There is hyperinflation in an economy when there is a very high inflation, out of control, in which prices increase rapidly, in very short time frames, while the currency loses its value. The increase in the amount of money in circulation only depreciates this currency constantly, causing its value to fall rapidly. Under these conditions, whoever owns or earns liquid money tries to get rid of it to buy real estate or other currencies, thus worsening the situation.

In the picture below, German Mark became worthless, with kids using it like Lego bricks in 1922-23, after First World War.

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