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The secret of the success of the Stalinist economy


"If we take profitability not from the point of view of individual enterprises or branches of production and not in terms of one year, but from the point of view of the entire national economy and in terms of, say, 10-15 years, which would be the only correct approach to the question, then the temporary and fragile profitability of individual enterprises or branches of production can in no way be compared with that higher form of lasting and permanent profitability which is given us by the actions of the law of the systematic development of the national economy and the planning of the national economy, sparing us from periodic economic crises, which destroy the national economy and cause enormous material damage to society, and ensuring the continuous growth of the national economy with its high rates.""
Economic problems of socialism in the USSR
I.V. Stalin

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Well, and then came the Trotskyists, led by Khrushchev, the theory of Convergence, the Kosygin-Lieberman reforms, with dismal attempts to cross the hedgehog with the hedgehog, and the planned economy with self-calculation, when the plan in pieces and units of production began to be replaced by indicators in rubles - and the world's best socialist economy, the rate of growth and development of which no one has ever been able to overcome - sadly and surely came to an end.

And by the way -

mega-corporations, including transnational ones, work exactly the same way - according to socialist, planned methods of economic management. And individual divisions of TNCs do not pay each other in rubles, dollars or other currencies, but only in units of production. And some production units will turn out to be loss-making if they are transferred to self-sufficiency and self-financing. But the sly-ass bourgeois, who tricked the Khrushchev-Trotskyites into Convergence, did not tell them about it.

Well, and the current uneducated dilettantes, advocates of so-called liberal economics, who ruined the USSR in the "holy" 90s, were tricked like suckers - with manetarist theories, the invisible hand of the market, competition and the international division of labor. They forgot to tell the neophyte-school that all this shit hasn't worked for a long time - since the end of the 18th century, approximately. And the methods suitable for Liechtenstein or Burkina Faso are fundamentally unsuitable for ruling a superpower.

Do you know why today's faggots in power so zealously and everywhere install memorials to the so-called "victims of Stalin's repressions"? I didn't get it the first time either. Do you think they really suffer for the sheer number of great human sacrifices? They don't give a fuck a hundred fucking times over - just remember the cannibal quote about 30 extinct millions of those who didn't fit into the market.

Fuck no! All these monuments to the victims of socialist abortion, all these "walls of shit", they put up for themselves - under the sole slogan of inadmissibility of repetition. And they see perfectly well that on the memorial slabs their names are clearly visible through the surnames of these "victims", who are actually enemies of the people. And they are the first in line for the firing cellar.

The damned Communists left you a superpower and the world's second largest economy. Where is it, by the way? And what have you achieved in 30 years? Have you surpassed the Soviets in anything? Except for the presence of dollar billionaires, the number of officials and cops per capita?

You have a government that is an inefficient owner? And it should withdraw from economic management as much as possible. The invisible hand of the market will come and ruin everything by itself, and a kind uncle from the IMF will give money for it - that's your whole fucking paradigm. And the main thing is that you unpleasant bitches, schoolboys and dilettantes, do not know how, cannot and do not want to manage the state entrusted to you by the trusting people.

Everyone knows what happens when some cannot and others do not want to.
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The Invisible Hand of the Market in the Stalinist Economy
"Under Stalin, there was no consumption and everyone wore cotton jackets - it was the only thing the Soviet industry could produce", - the bucksolubes and Ichukakunikha are confidently ranting. They are stubborn guys, they can't be persuaded by facts, so I won't enter into discussions with them, but for the rest of you - literally a few figures (here from here: http://istmat.info/node/45426) and just one quote about "the terrible 30s:
On January 1, 1935 the card system of distribution of bread, flour and cereals was abolished and non-routine state and cooperative trade in bread and other above-mentioned products was opened. From October 1935 the rationed supply of all other foodstuffs was abolished, and from January 1936 - of industrial goods.

The following data testify to the growth of the market funds of the most important consumer goods during these years: the market fund of cotton fabrics in 1937 increased by 91% in relation to 1932, woolen fabrics - by 236, knitted goods - by 299, leather shoes - by 138, household soap - by 158, animal oil - by 301, sugar - by 182%, etc. The market funds of cultural goods, such as bicycles, gramophones, radios, etc., increased especially strongly.
What do you think of lower prices on rising demand?
Retail prices in October 1935 were reduced for rye bread by 45.5%, groats by 54.1, meat by 38.5, sugar by 42.7, confectionery goods by 50%, etc. Prices for industrial goods were repeatedly decreased as well. In June-July 1937 the reduction of prices for industrial goods by 5-16% covered 80-90% of all industrial goods. The reduction of prices in the state trade and in the cooperative societies entailed a significant drop in prices on the collective farm market. In the second five-year period, prices in collective farm markets decreased by almost 59%.

The decrease in prices gave the masses of the country a saving of 10 billion rubles in 1935-1936. The reduction of prices for industrial goods in the middle of 1937 gave consumers additional savings of 1.4 billion rubles.
etc.
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