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1 January, 01:59

Which event resulted in inflation in the roman republic?

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    Inflation in the Roman republic was caused primarily by a choice made by Nero: that is, the debasement of the coin. That is to say that the coin no longer had value of its own but its value depended on the precious metal it contained. This caused more coins to be minted in an uncontrolled manner.
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