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On what did the Russian Soviet development model of growth not depend ?

Correct answer: D. markets for allocating resources

  • A. diverting savings from agriculture to industry
  • B. state assisted entrepreneurs
  • C. state monopolized trading
  • D. markets for allocating resources

Explanation

The Soviet model relied on central state direction, industrialization financed partly by agriculture, and state-controlled trade. It did not rely on markets to allocate resources, which is the defining contrast with a market economy.

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