Social Sciences, asked by cutemohita, 11 months ago

mention any two changes introduced by Stalin in the economy how did Stalin deal with the crisis​

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Answered by mk9049802
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Explanation:

Stalin introduced a number of changes in the government planning. He started the process of centralized planning commission along with starting the government supported 5 year plan to go with the centralized planning programme. He also fixed the prices of all goods, which in turn promoted the growth of industry.

Answered by Vedika4ever
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Answer:

- government fixed prices at which grains were sold.  

- peasants refused to sell their grains to government at these prices  

- party members toured grain producing areas

- they raided kulaks  

- farms were colectivised  

- after 1917 land was given to peasants  

- the farms couldn't be modernised

- to develop modern farms it was necessary to eliminate kulaks, take away land from peasants and establish state controlled large farms  

- from 1929 peasants were forced to cultivate in collective farms  

- enraged peasants destroyed their livestock  

- those who resisted collectivisation were punished or sent to exile.

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