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Suppose that an economy in 10000 B. C. used a rare stone as its money. Suppose also that the number of stones declined over time as stones were accidentally destroyed or used as weapons. What probably happened to the value of the stones over time? A. If the number of stones declined, the value of the remaining stones would have increased (deflation). B. If the number of stones declined, the value of the remaining stones would have decreased (inflation). C. If the number of stones declined, the remaining stones would have no value. D. If the number of stones declined, the value of the remaining stones would have remained the same.

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