In the current 2022 invasion of Ukraine by Russia, the combatants are drawn in a mostly cold war front.
Russia's allies include but is not limited:
<u>Militarily:</u>
- Separatists in Ukraine
- Support from Belarus
<u>Vocally:</u>
- North Korea
- China
On the other hand, Ukraine is being propped up by mostly NATO nations and EU:
<u>Militarily</u>:
- Individuals not attached to a standing army (as nations do not want to be in direct engangement with Russia for fear of a out-all war).
<u>Support:</u>
- United States and EU, in providing weapon systems & platforms, FIM-92 Stinger & FGM-148 Javelin.
- United States and EU has been providing monetary funding to Ukraine.
- Medical equipment
- Cyber security
*It is important to note that the war is still continuing and that there may be changes that occur throughout the war.
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Answer: A. dollars are worth less and easier to pay
If someone borrows money before inflation kicks in, then the debt would be easier to pay back because the person would earn more (due to higher wages) and be able to pay off the debt faster. This is of course assuming the person pays off the debt as quickly as possible, and does not get distracted with other purchases.
In general, inflation eats at the purchasing power of money. The more money there is in circulation, the less a dollar can purchase. So this is why the value of the dollar goes down.