Nieuwe Economische Politiek
Also known as NEP
economic policy of Soviet Russia proposed by Vladimir Lenin, who described it as a progression towards "state capitalism" within the workers' state of the USSR
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The New Economic Policy was an economic approach introduced by Vladimir Lenin in Soviet Russia that allowed for some capitalist practices while maintaining state control, which he framed as a step toward "state capitalism" within the workers' state. It matters because it represented a significant shift in how the early Soviet Union managed its economy, balancing socialist ideals with practical economic needs.
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Wikidata facts
- Official name
- Новая экономическая политика
- Image
- Chervonetz 1922.jpg
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- start time
- 1921-03-21
- end time
- 1928-00-00
- Commons category
- New Economic Policy, Soviet Union
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Nieuwe Economische Politiek (NEP; Russisch: НЭП – Новая экономическая политика, NEP - Novaja ekonomitsjeskaja politika) is een aantal maatregelen die in de zomer van 1921 door Vladimir Lenin werden genomen. Met deze maatregelen verliet Lenin het strakke oorlogscommunisme van de jaren daarvoor. Die aanpak van het oorlogscommunisme was rampzalig gebleken voor zowel landbouw als industrie en had geleid tot boerenopstanden en hongersnood.
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