People from the countryside believe they can get better jobs and mpre money in the city, so they leave their countryside homes (and maybe farms) and go to the city
<span>When a currency is weak, barter (choice D) may become the trading medium of choice. This has happened many times over the years: examples include Germany in the mid-20th century and Sub-Saharan Africa over the past half-century, in many countries. The currency became so devalued that trading objects themselves became of more utility for consumers than the actual printed currency.</span>
