Communism in Russia, particularly under the Soviet regime, led to the nationalization of industries and collectivization of agriculture, aiming to eliminate private ownership and promote state control over the economy. Initially, this resulted in rapid industrial growth and improved literacy rates, but it also caused significant inefficiencies, shortages, and a lack of innovation due to central planning. By the late 20th century, the rigid economic structure contributed to stagnation and ultimately played a role in the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, leading to a transition towards a market-oriented economy.
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Russia's economy has moved from communism to a free enterprise system since what year?
1987
Russia is not yet a free enterprise; it is in transition.
Communism has no money or prices or wages, and so has no economy.
Lack of incentives led to smaller harvests.
Russia was committed to Communism and Russian citizens were trying to leave because of a dismal economy. Russia was convinced that Communism would work and was threatened by the success of Western economies. They closed their borders and entered into the cold war in an attempt to prove their capabilities.
During communism the economy was modernized, developed, expanded.
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Communism is the political system that called for government control of the economy.
How communism is faring in today's Russia.
Lenin brought state capitalism to Russia, not Communism.