What were the effects of Germany printing more money to pay salaries? (Multiple select question.)

1) It drove up inflation.

2) It stabilized the economy.

3) It decreased the value of the mark.

4) It eased relations with

1) It drove up inflation

3) It decreased the value of the mark

Explanation:

The Weimar Republic insisted on printing more money to pay off its tremendous debt but in fact ruined their economy by devaluing the mark and inflation rising.

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