Which of the following is a common underlying cause of financial crises?

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A number of broad types of financial crises have occurred over the past 30 years, many of which have required IMF involvement. These crises tend to have common underlying macroeconomic causes: high relative price inflation rates, a widening current account deficit, excessive expansion of domestic borrowing, high government deficits, and asset price inflation (such as sharp increases in stock and property prices).

Which of the Following Is a Common Underlying Cause of Financial