While both of these periods generated substantial economic growth, a real industrial revolution did not take of until the introduction of Stalinist policy in 1928. This leads to the question why Stalinist policies were an economical success. In order to study why Stalinist policies were successful, it is necessary to first take the previous failure to industrialize into account...
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In order to study why Stalinist policies were successful, it is necessary to first take the previous failure to industrialize into account. The most radical and effective changes made by the Stalinist government were in the agricultural and industrial sector, which will be discussed subsequently. The huge social costs of Stalinism are only assessed on points that are relevant to the industrialization process...
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