I will admit you have to have the state fund it

not really worth it

but not planning the whole economy for that nonsense

just doesn't work

but efficiency of economy is fully made avalible with planned economy

investment horizon in such things as infrastructure and space exploration greately overlays the private sector

any argument?

you will have one thing that works and the rest of the country will be dirt poor

small business

should be allowed

soely for

innovation

purposes

fucking serb if you shut up the discussion would be way better

just do it noone cares about your opinions glower

>atomwaffen pfp

sorry that isn't in the central planning's 5 year term to swtich production even though you just made something 2x better because the retooling takes six months

>call me 15

yes stfu

ok

well Stalin completely shifted production in 10 years time

the soviet economy was so retarded they didn't know production costs

"soviet economy was so retarded"

that's another stupid claim

the nails in shoes were more expensive than the shoes themselves

and soviet economists at points just copied prices from sears catalogues

because they had no internal way to determine real costs

joke of a system

USSR in relative terms was in top 5 fastest developing states in XX century, the more it liberalised it was of course worse

anegdotes instead of arguments

typical libtard

if I were to use anegdotes i can just name every single famine in feudal europe

and you can just quit as monarchist

Russia wouldve industrialized faster under capitalism

wrong

no backup for that

https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w19425/w19425.pdf

read this

Having private enterprise that is heavily taxed is simply an easier way to solve balance of payments when importing heavy industrial equipment. I'm not convinced that the Soviet Union wouldn't have been able to keep up the same pace in developing heavy industry if the NEP had continued. Assuming GDP numbers mean anything in a socialist state this seems like a single trendline. Is it that much of a stretch that the growth rate during the NEP years could continue? No.

having private enterprises is simply inefficient

This is certainly no "miracle"