Sanderson and Alderson attribute the major difficulties that state socialist economies experienced in the 1980s entirely to the internal economic limitations of socialism.

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Sanderson and Alderson, like many scholars, recognize that the difficulties faced by state socialist economies in the 1980s were not solely due to internal economic limitations of socialism. External factors, such as geopolitical pressures, trade embargoes, and the global economic environment, also played significant roles in exacerbating the challenges these economies faced.

Sanderson and Alderson Attribute the Major Difficulties That State Socialist