Which explains how the economic situation in Chile in 1980 affected its government?

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The economic crisis in Chile during the 1980s led to increased authoritarianism and government repression under Pinochet, as the regime sought to maintain control over a dissatisfied populace. This period saw significant economic challenges, including high inflation and unemployment, which ultimately contributed to calls for political reform. The crisis played a crucial role in shaping the future transition to democracy in Chile. 
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Which explains how the economic situation in Chile in 1980 affected its government?

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