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During the 1991 economic crisis, India's foreign exchange reserves dropped to levels that were:

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1not sufficient for even fifteen days✓
2not sufficient for twenty days
3not sufficient for thirty days
4not sufficient for fifty days

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not sufficient for even fifteen days

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