The New Economic Policy (NEP) was instituted to revive the Russian economy, particularly the agricultural portion. Peasant farmers were forced to turn over most of their crops to the government, so many began hoarding or even not growing any. The result was severe grain shortages. Lenin felt that the farmers would produce more if allowed to keep more.
The NEP was still for the most part a state controlled economy. It was a minor temporary retreat from full state control. As to agriculture he released farmers from having to give most of their crops to government requisitioning, allowed them to sell crops on open markets and pay taxes on their income. As for businesses, only small businesses were released from state control.
Small businesses were those with about ten to twenty employees. All other business were kept under control.
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Under a planned economy, all productive resources are government owned and controlled. This type of economy is also called a command economy.
It had a communist economy where all inports,exports, and products were controlled by the state
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State capitalism, where the state owned the means of production, most people had to work for a wage, and those who controlled the state formed the ruling class.
what state did lenin create
Cuba has a state-controlled economy, which means that all Cuba's production is controlled and managed by the government , and most of the labor force is employed by the state. Temporaily, meaning that since cuba has a communist type of government the controlled economy must have have people without a felines record may not vote or perticipate in social meetings.
The Incas created a network of roads. Hope that helps. :)
Lenin introduced a command economy in Russia, characterized by state control over production and distribution of goods. This system, part of his implementation of Marxist principles, involved nationalizing major industries and redistributing land from the aristocracy to peasants. The New Economic Policy (NEP) later allowed for some degree of private enterprise and market mechanisms to revive the economy after the disruptions of World War I and the Civil War. Ultimately, Lenin's approach laid the groundwork for the Soviet planned economy.
No; the Socialist Revolutionary Party pre-dates the Bolsheviks and was the largest party in Russia at the time of the 1917 October revolution. The Mensheviks were an orthodox Marxist organization that existed alongside the Bolsheviks (which were Leninist). The Naradoniks and Popular Socialists were other socialist organizations that existed since the mid-19th century. Vladimir Lenin and his Bolsheviks established the first socialist state in Russia, but did not establish a socialist economy. Vladimir Lenin described the economy of Soviet Russia as a "state-monopoly capitalist" economy that was not yet advanced enough for socialism, which could only exist on a worldwide scale beginning in the most advanced capitalist nations.