Nations undergoing currency and financial crises often experience:
A) rising currency values.
B) falling population.
C) government financial problems.
D) increasing GDP.

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Currency and financial crises often lead to government financial problems, as the government may have to bail out struggling financial institutions or pay off foreign debts. This can lead to budget deficits and increased government debt. The other choices are not usually associated with currency and financial crises; rising currency values are often a sign of a strong economy, falling population is not directly related, and increasing GDP may not be possible during a crisis.

Nations Undergoing Currency and Financial Crises Often Experience