Zimbabwe's economic instability was caused primarily by:

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The government's seizure of the country's farms disrupted production and led to a decline in agricultural output, which was a major contributor to Zimbabwe's economic instability. This, in turn, led to high inflation, a shortage of foreign currency, and a decline in GDP. Joining the Coalition of the Willing in the Iraq war, attempting to join the European Union, and high tariffs on imported goods played a relatively minor role in the country's economic instability.

Zimbabwe's Economic Instability Was Caused Primarily By