A sustained period of prices dropping is known as which of the following? A)Deflation B)Core Inflation C)Hyperinflation D)Negative Inflation

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A sustained period of prices dropping is known as which of the following?

A)Deflation
B)Core Inflation
C)Hyperinflation
D)Negative Inflation

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The right answer is D

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