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New Economic Policy
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What were the aims and impacts and Marxist features of NEP?
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a level history
russian history
new economic policy
nepmen
history
russian history
a-level
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New Economic Policy
1: Aims
Meet urgent need for food
To have some capitalism to keep communism alive
Pacify the workers and sailors and peasants
Increase industrial output
2: Impact on industry
"The NEP turned Moscow into a vast market place" Emma Goldman 1924
Nepmen-a class of many classes that gained from NEP-hated.
Had 75% share of retail trade, whilst the state had 15%, co-op has 10% by 1923
Shows that they are much more efficient and effective- damning for state government
Despite much smaller proportion of workforce....
Still held commanding heights of the economy
Proportion of industrial workforce
12% private enterprise
2
85% state enterprises
avg 155 workers in each factor
Co-op 3%
15
High unemployment in urban areas
Factory output almost doubles from 2004m roubles in 1921 to 4005m in 1923
3: Impact on agriculture
"NEP as a necessary concession to the peasants to save the smychka- the worker-peasant alliance on which the revolution would depend"
Bumper harvests of 1922 and 1923
Trotsky, scissors crisis
Widening gap between deflated agricultural prices and rising prices for consumer goods
As price of manufactures rose, peasantry reduced grain sales to state depots
Affects workers too
Grain harvest boosted from 37.6m 1921 to 56.6m in 1923
Half of peasants farms belonged to agricultural co-op by 1927
or TOZes
10% of grain tax in kind
Allows grain surplus to be sold on market
4: Marxist features
The return of private trade was a betrayal of the revolution: the "slippery slope that led back to capitalism"
Communists clung to power and so preserved the revolution
Peasants were encouraged to join co-operatives or collective farms via agronomic aid
"First sign of the degeneration of Bolshevism" Trotsky
Bukharin and Zinoviev agree with NEP
Ban on factions 1921
More central, less criticism
Dictatorship
Key features
More local economic decisions
Public markets
Money
Peasant tax in kind
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