What was a cause of the economic problems of the united states in the 1780s?
a. there weren't enough ships to send us goods to other countries.
b. the high supply of goods in caribbean markets
c. the slave trade was abolished.
d. the debt held by states and individuals

D

Explanation:

the dept that was held by states and individuals was too great to fuel the ships for a period to get good to the states and individuals

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