The direct cause of the hyperinflation that plagued Zimbabwe in the 2000s is ________
A) printing of too much money by the central bank
B) government expenditures greatly above revenues
C) outlawing of price increases on many commodities
D) allowing the use of foreign currencies
E) the issuance of a $100 billion bank note
A
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