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State 5 measures taken by Stalin to improve the Soviet economy

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Answered by Priatouri
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The five main measures taken by Stalin are the following:

1. He assumed that rich farmers and merchants in the country were holding stocks in the hope of higher prices. Therefore, to make the economy work properly he stopped the holding of the stock.

2. In 1928, his party members visited the plantation and raided Kulkas (the wealthy peasants). When the food crisis could not be overturned only then he induced the collectivization farming.

3. Modern means of farming were introduced: Stalin made the peasants use the model farming equipment, for example, tractors.  

4. Literary schemes: he encouraged peasants for education.

5. Introduction to the five-year plan: he launched the five-year plan, which focused more on heavy industries (oil, gas, steal and coal etc.).

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