Which of the following are characteristics of the Price Revolution of the sixteenth century? Select all that apply.


Prices for luxury goods flattened in the second half of the century.


There was a significant amount if increased investment in New World mining markets, depressing European mining ventures.


There was a period of extreme hyperinflation caused in part by silver influx.


Promissory notes were established throughout Europe.


The florin ceased to be the standard in trade as new national currencies emerged throughout Europe.