All of the following are possible outcomes of a financial crisis except

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A financial crisis typically leads to a decrease in consumption due to decreased consumer confidence, job losses, and a decrease in disposable income. Therefore, an increase in domestic consumption is not a typical outcome of a financial crisis. The other options, bank failings and disintermediation, a recession, and depreciation or devaluation of a currency, are common outcomes of financial crises.

All of the Following Are Possible Outcomes of a Financial