Unexpectedly high inflation tends to hurt most

Unexpectedly high inflation tends to hurt lenders the most. When lenders lend money, it is valuable ,  but the amount of money that must be returned to him/her is fixed. Over time, the value of the money keeps depreciating and finally when the borrower does return the money, the value decreases to a very small amount, which is not worth much. For example, let's say a borrower borrows money from a lender to buy a car. With time, the value of money depreciated so much that when the borrower finally returns the money, the same amount of money is not even worth buying a box a matches!

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Input income is very useful business.output discreaseing down on business . it is business logical