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scissors crisis

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  • Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1922–91
    Soviet Union
    / The NEP and the defeat of the Left

    …in 1923 as the “scissors crisis,” from the shape of the graph of (comparatively) high industrial and low agricultural prices. The original “scissors crisis” was a short-lived phenomenon, owing mainly to the government’s setting prices of agricultural goods too low, and it disappeared when this was remedied. But the…

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    …in 1923 as the “scissors crisis,” from the shape of the graph of (comparatively) high industrial and low agricultural prices. The original “scissors crisis” was a short-lived phenomenon, owing mainly to the government’s setting prices of agricultural goods too low, and it disappeared when this was remedied. But the…

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