How does inflation affect exports and imports?

Answer 1

Inflation is the devaluing of currency by physically printing more without having equivalent assets added to your possession. It would make imports cost more and exports be worth less.

This is what happens when a trillion dollars is printed and poured into the pockets of those responsible for an economic crash in the first place. By printing a trillion without adding assets, it makes all the dollars worth considerably less. Everything around you goes up in price while you are making the same amount as before the printing splurge. This action makes every citizen of the USA poorer.