The Article 2 of the Articles of Confederation failed to answer the issue because it does not give the Congress the power to tax add to regulate foreign and interstate commerce.
<h3>What was the Continental Dollar?</h3>
After the independence, the Confederacy government was firmed and the Continental Congress were eager to exert its sovereign status by setting out to produce a coin to replace the commonly used Spanish and British currency.
As the Continental Congress churned out paper currency to pay its bills, that currency was quickly devalued until it was worthless.
In conclusion, despite that the Continental Dollar currency was losing value rapidly and inflation of prices was hitting the economy hard, the Congress were unable to respond because the Article 2 of the Articles of Confederation failed to answer the issue.
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