How can a weak dollar lead to inflation?  What strengthens or weakens
the dollar?  What is the correlation (if any) between the dollar and
interest rates?

Your question requires a very detailed answer.  If you are really
interested and desire a answer you may have to raise the amount you're
willing to pay from the minimum to something a little more realistic.
When I ask questions the fee offered are between 10 - 50 dollars.  10
bucks for simple stuff that I'm too lazy to figure out and 50 dollars
for answer that need a little bitof work.  I like to think most of the
researcher on Google are worth, at least, 50 buck an hour. At your
offer of 2.00 buck that works out to 1.66 minutes.

I appreciate the fact that you care nothing about the question and
only how Google should be compensated, but it was definitely not
neccessary for such a detailed response.  The amount of time you spent
mustering up that comment, you probably could have done researching
the question yourself.

The truth (beyond your own conclusions) is that I was not looking for
a book that answered my questions, but simply a few sentences.

Thanks again for your input.

The reason I spent so much time on that comment is that your question
is very VERY complex. A question, by the way, I am interested in.  I
might add that you did not request a simple few sentences.  You asked
three separate difficult questions -- each question alone is worth
more than 50 dollars.  And you were only willing to pay 2.00, the
minimum fee.

I assumed you wanted an answer or you would not have asked the
question.  So, my hope was to gently suggest you raise the price you
are willing to pay in an effort to have a researcher answer your
question.  It is clear that you have taken offense to the suggestion
that you underpriced your question. I'm sorry for that - so in an
effort to apologize for your offense I will give you a simple answer
as you requested.

1. No - inflation is given by supple and demand - the value of the
dollar is driven by too many factor to list.
2. Interest rates - and many other factors.
3. bad correlation. If there is a good correlation it is driven out of
existences by money flow into or out of the investment.

Now with those simple answers, any researcher can easily prove them
wrong.  The reason is, they are too simple.  The questions you ask are
very very complex.  And it has been my experience that the Researchers
on google would never give a incomplete answer as I have in the above.

If you want a more complete and accurate answer you may consider
raising the amount you are willing to pay.  A researcher may answer
you question at the minimum fee - but I believe the chances are very
low.