Economics Problems

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The book explores the evolution of socialism in Soviet Russia, detailing its transition from "military communism" to the New Economic Policy and finally to a planned economy. It examines Lenin's adaptation of Marxist theory, particularly his views on imperialism and the necessity of a socialist revolution in non-proletarian majority countries. The narrative highlights the challenges faced post-Soviet Union, as the country shifted to "wild capitalism," leading to economic turmoil and the rise of oligarchs, contrasting with the ideals of collective production envisioned under socialism.