Worker-managed socialism helped contribute to ________ 's rapid economic growth from 1959 to 1979?
Correct answer: A. Yugoslavia
- A. Yugoslavia
- B. Chile
- C. Vietnam
- D. Japan
Explanation
Yugoslavia used a distinctive worker-managed socialist system, in which enterprises were managed by workers’ councils. This model accompanied the country’s rapid growth during 1959–1979.
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