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QUESTION 4 following statement best reflects changes in Soviet currency reserves in the 1980s ○The rise in oil prices almost doubled its currency reserves. O The decline in oil prices almost exhausted its currency reserves. O Devaluation of the ruble led to a decline in currency reserves O An increase in Soviet exports led to a sharp increase in curency reserves O They remained flat, as exports and imports were about equal. QUESTION 5 The following statement best reflects the effects of the Soviet policy of perestroika: These changes were not enough to reverse the economic decline in the Soviet Union OThese changes allowed most Soviet citizens to experience an increase in personal incomes. These changes led to a rapid influx of foreign investment in the Soviet economy These changes rapidly transformed the Soviet economy These changes allowed most Soviet citizens to experience an increase in personal incomes

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Question 4:

The decline in oil prices almost exhausted its currency reserves.

Question 5:

These changes rapidly transformed the Soviet economy.

Soviet policy of perestroika means to restructure the country’s economy and political system by the communist party.