The Case in Point on socialist cartoons suggests that Soviet citizens recognized that:
A) inefficiency resulted because of failure to take in costs of production.
B) it was difficult for businesses to incorporate new technologies in a command economy.
C) their system of a command economy failed to respond to consumers' demands.
D) all of the above

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The case in point on socialist cartoons highlights various inefficiencies of the Soviet command economy, such as failure to consider production costs, difficulties in incorporating new technologies, and lack of responsiveness to consumer demands. Therefore, all of the given options are correct.

The Case in Point on Socialist Cartoons Suggests That Soviet