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The entire Soviet period in the history of the state continued to see an increase in our presence in international trade. At the time of Brezhnev's stagnation, 20% of the world market was in our country. Many researchers of the Soviet period believe that the 1930s and 1950s should be considered the most favorable years for the analysis of the formation and development of the planned economy. Industrialization was justified. The country was under great external pressure, and only economic problems in the West were a deterrent to attempts to organize another expansion...

The economic system of the USSR also allowed for the implementation of an appropriate social policy. The essence of this policy is revealed in Article 20 of the Constitution of the USSR: "In accordance...

Period of mobilization model of economy (1937-1953). This period can be called the most difficult for the country. The USSR continued to increase the pace of economic development. Plants, factories and hydroelectric power plants were still being built...

There are several stages in the development of the Soviet state and economy. Military Communism (1918-1921). This is one of the most difficult periods of formation of a new, Soviet state. The end of the First World War caused irreparable damage to the entire economic economy of the country. Thousands of enterprises were destroyed and famine ravaged the whole country. Political instability, mass discontent of the population and certain social groups resulted in an armed confrontation, which went down in history as the Civil War of 1917-1922...

In accordance with the law of 1934 "on the state plan of the USSR", there was a wide discussion of the draft plans of economic and social development of the USSR for the medium term (five years) and long...

The core of the Soviet system was public property and cooperation, and production was aimed at the fullest satisfaction of the growing material and spiritual needs of each person and society as a whole. In the USSR, crises, poverty and unemployment, competition, class and national enmity have become a thing of the past. Equality, cooperation and mutual assistance among people have been established. Conditions for harmonious development of the individual were created. In capitalist models, the purpose...

Theoretical problems in the assessment of the economic system in the USSR are considered by many Russian authors. For example, R. M. Nureyev, a well-known Economist, writes, describing the economic system of the USSR: "...