Although state planning increased production, the failure of state socialism resulted from the
A) expansion of foreign indebtedness.
B) lack of innovation.
C) absence of democracy.
D) failure to develop international markets for goods.

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State socialism often struggled with a lack of innovation due to centralized control and limited incentives for creativity and efficiency.

Although State Planning Increased Production, the Failure of State Socialism