In Israel in the late 70s early 80s the currency (Lira) became worthless. Suppose one day the American dollar would become worthless, and one owes another $1,000,000- would the borrower just pay back 1 million worthless dollars? Or is there a responsibility to pay back the value (purchasing power perhaps) of the money when borrowed? (sources would be appreciated)
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