The Economic Policies of Stalin

question 25

Multiple Choice

The economic policies of Stalin

• A)completely overtaxed a war-damaged industrial plant as production of material goods long failed to surpass prewar levels.
• B)were unrealistic since Russia lacked readily accessible natural resources and fossil fuels.
• C)managed to produce both "guns and butter," that is, rearmed the Soviet military while providing cheap and plentiful consumer goods.
• D)instituted a modified free-market capitalism in all economic areas except for heavy industry.
• E)emphasized the development of heavy industry and the production of modern weapons and space vehicles.

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