How did the unstable new democracies created after ww1 contribute to economic insecurity?

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The correct answer is <span>Frequent changes in leaders so it was hard to have stability

Leaders changed all the time as well as parties who only wanted power and not to help their countries. They were using the situation to get political power. This led to a rise in economic problems and things like unemployment and other various problems that made people unhappy and made the period turbulent.</span>

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