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The 'Tequila Effect' in international economics refers to:
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- 1The sovereign debt crisis in Europe during 2010
- 2The subprime mortgage crisis that emerged in 2007 in the United States
- 3The financial contagion spreading from Thailand to other Asian countries in 1997
- 4The spread of the 1994-95 Mexican economic crisis to other countries in Latin America✓
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The spread of the 1994-95 Mexican economic crisis to other countries in Latin America
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