All of the following are consequences of a government's having to deal with a "debt crisis," except

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A government dealing with a debt crisis would not be forced to make huge increases in government spending, but rather, they would be forced to make drastic cuts in spending in order to reduce their debt. This is because their ability to borrow money is restricted and raising taxes would not be enough to address the crisis.

All of the Following Are Consequences of a Government's Having