ISI Policies Were Brought to an End Primarily by

question 15

Multiple Choice

ISI policies were brought to an end primarily by

• A)their inability to solve the crises of the 1980s.
• B)authoritarian governments interested in total control over the economy.
• C)populist politicians.
• D)the growing perception that they were creating long-term economic inefficiencies.
• E)Both A and D.

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