FYP - economic

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evidence for FYPs being economic success

exponential growth in heavy industry

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how did coal production grow in FYP1?

  • 1928 = 35 million tonnes

  • 1932 = 65 million tonnes

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how did the growth in heavy industry make the FYPs an economic success?

Stalin could achieve main goal - prevent being “crushed” by Nazis in WW2

  • command economy = concentrate resources into heavy industry, so support large-scale production of artillery 

  • self-sufficiency prepared for conflict = reduce reliance on unreliable imports of industrial goods

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how were the FYPs NOT an economic success in terms of development?

USSR still underdeveloped

  • only heavy industry successful 

  • no consumer goods = shortages in everyday necessities (textile production dropped)

  • chemical, oil production struggled

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how were the FYPs NOT an economic success in terms of targets?

overambitious targets by Gosplan

  • output falsified / inflated by managers

  • intense competition over materials (managers making illegal deals, hijacking lorries)

  • inefficiency, waste (quantity > quality - products’ lifespans shortened, tyres thinner)