Which of the following is consistent with the idea that high money supply growth leads to high inflation?
A) The quantity theory and data from classic hyperinflations that occurred during the 1920s in Austria, Hungary, Germany, and Poland.
B) The quantity theory but not evidence from classic hyperinflations that occurred during the 1920s in Austria, Hungary, Germany, and Poland.
C) Evidence from classic hyperinflations that occurred during the 1920s in Austria, Hungary, Germany, and Poland but not the quantity theory.
D) Neither the quantity theory nor evidence from classic hyperinflations that occurred during the 1920s in Austria, Hungary, Germany, and Poland.
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