The short answer is exports. In all of the other crisis-hit countries (and, indeed, in most of the dozens of countries that have received IMF loans in recent decades), rising exports offset, at least partly, the hit that demand took when their governments slashed spending and raised taxes to balance their books.
简单回答就是出口的问题。在其他所有受到危机冲击的国家（事实上，是近几十年来接受受过国际货币基金组织援助贷款的那几十个国家中的大多数），出口的增幅——至少在某种程度上——都能抵消本国政府为实现收支平衡而削减支出以及加税所导致的需求下滑。