Glasnost and perestroika changed daily life for Soviet citizens economically by

allowing private ownership of businesses.

allowing the formation of trade unions.

imposing limits on the cost of goods.

imposing a minimum wage for workers.

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4 January, 15:27

Glasnost and perestroika changed daily life for Soviet citizens economically by

allowing private ownership of businesses.

allowing the formation of trade unions.

imposing limits on the cost of goods.

imposing a minimum wage for workers.

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Lee Berger · Answer 1

A / allowing private ownership of businesses.

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Maximus Mclean · Answer 2

The correct answer is allowing private ownership of businesses.

Perestroika and glasnost marked a genuine attempt to revive the Soviet Union by allowing private ownership of business through the creation of a mixed economy and a freer society. The reforms aimed to revive the economy through decentralization and private ownership.

Glasnost and perestroika changed daily life for Soviet citizens economically byallowing private ownership of businesses.allowing the formation of trade unions.imposing limits on the cost of goods.imposing a minimum wage for workers.

Glasnost and perestroika changed daily life for Soviet citizens economically by

allowing private ownership of businesses.

allowing the formation of trade unions.

imposing limits on the cost of goods.

imposing a minimum wage for workers.