Which of the following factors contributed to the collapse of command economies at the end of the 20th century? A. They were undermined by the huge differences between the rich and poor they created. B. They were too focused on producing consumer goods instead of valuable new technologies. C. They were much less efficient at producing goods than Western free market economies. D. They were unstable due to their reliance on constantly increasing stock prices.

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Hester

24 September, 13:42

Which of the following factors contributed to the collapse of command economies at the end of the 20th century? A. They were undermined by the huge differences between the rich and poor they created. B. They were too focused on producing consumer goods instead of valuable new technologies. C. They were much less efficient at producing goods than Western free market economies. D. They were unstable due to their reliance on constantly increasing stock prices.

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Marisa Davis · Answer 1

THE answer is C according to Apex.

Joe Garrett · Answer 2

C. They were much less efficient at producing goods than Western free market economies

Command economies were much inefficient due to low productivity coming from lack of innovation and lack of competition to stir innovation unlike free market economies that were highly competitive and productive