Weimar's Dark Legacy in Modern Deals The economic downturn following World War I and the subsequent hyperinflation that ravaged Germany between 1921 and 1923 left an indelible mark on modern deal making strategies.
As a nation, Germany was forced to reckon with its own financial recklessness, but the lessons learned during this tumultuous period would later influence global economic policies and consumer behavior.
The Rise of Exclusionary Pricing in Weimar Exclusionary pricing tactics were a hallmark of marketing strategies employed during the Weimar Republic era.