Results of a recent study suggest that the financial management difficulties that women experience are slightly more likely to lead to bankruptcy filings than what men experience.
Meaning:1. Results of a recent study suggest that
2. financial management difficulties that women experience
3. are slightly more likely to lead to bankruptcy filings THAN
4. financial management difficulties that men experience
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The question is about comparison, as Sir Charles said first of all we need to find heart

of the comparison.
What entities exactly is being compared?
The original sentence compares:
financial management difficulties that women experience are slightly more likely to lead to bankruptcyand
what men experienceSo action 'are lead to' compared just a simple noun 'what men experience' - this is incorrect.
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We always have to compare apples to apples, not apples to oranges
For more about comparison please refer --->POEFrom the error analysis we found out that we need to compare actions, so (A) and (D) can be eliminated:
(A) what men experience(B) men’s experience would
(C) are those that men experience
(D) financial struggles of men(E) men’s financial struggles do
Between (B) and (C).
the action in non-underlined part is 'are slightly more likely to lead to'
even if have simple one verb then we can replace it with 'do' in the second part of the comparison.
but we have slightly bigger comparison construction
'are slightly more likely to lead to' it is better to use
'are' so the rest of the comparison can be ellipsed
(B) men’s experience would
(E) men’s financial struggles do(C) are those that men experience Attachment:
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C is the answer.