Question

a rapid increase in the price of goods caused by printing too much money is called ______. a. stock speculation b. the great depression c. keynesian economics d. hyperinflation

Explanation:

Hyperinflation is defined as an extremely rapid, out-of-control increase in prices, often triggered by excessive money supply growth such as printing too much currency. Stock speculation involves risky stock trading, the Great Depression was a major global economic downturn, and Keynesian economics is an economic theory focused on government intervention, none of which match the given definition.

Answer:

D. hyperinflation