How did the soviet economy contribute to the end of the cold war in the late
20th century?
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a. the soviet command economy could not keep up with the
productivity of capitalist economies.
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b. high levels of unemployment and financial crises forced the
soviet government to decrease spending.
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c. providing financial support for nonaligned countries nearly
bankrupted the soviet union.
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d. the soviet government devoted too many resources to producing
consumer goods rather than developing new technologies.

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it affected it because the kingdoms (with trade) slowly got richer and richer.

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