Hyperinflation can occur when a. consumers begin purchasing more goods. b. producers need more money to make and distribute goods. c. companies raise prices to pass on costs to consumers. d. the government prints a ton of money in order to pay off its debt.

D. The government prints a ton of money in order to pay off its debt. Normally, the scenario of inflation happens slowly, to the point where it can only be noticeable with market studies, that compare current nominal prices with previous ones over a certain period of time. Hyperinflation however, is the situation when the nominal and production prices, along with the supply of money increasing rapidly over a small amount of time.

Normally, the state may print money in response to a budgetary stress, that in turn makes the country's money worth less, which makes the selling and purchasing of goods in that currency more expensive (that in turn may make people start transferring their money to other countries's currencies, further decreasing the value of their national currency).

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