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Elise Mendoza

17 April, 20:27

What did the collapse of the Soviet Union mean economically?

A. Many countries would now be unable to trade with countries outside of their borders.

B. New markets would be open to outside investors free of strict Soviet rule.

C. A destabilized military would sell military hardware for profit.

D. Businesses would fail to meet their financial obligations and hurt global markets.

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