← Back to context Comment by contingencies 3 hours ago Central planning and heterogeneous large scale distributed agriculture don't mix. 3 comments contingencies Reply fragmede 3 hours ago That seems like an oversimplification of what happened to Soviet Russia and China under Mao. trhway 2 hours ago I grew up in USSR, and wrt agriculture it isnt oversimplification, it is exactly how it was there. It was the key factor resulting in the food shortages, and that was a major factor in the USSR collapse. worik 3 hours ago Central planning and agriculture don't mix.
fragmede 3 hours ago That seems like an oversimplification of what happened to Soviet Russia and China under Mao. trhway 2 hours ago I grew up in USSR, and wrt agriculture it isnt oversimplification, it is exactly how it was there. It was the key factor resulting in the food shortages, and that was a major factor in the USSR collapse.
trhway 2 hours ago I grew up in USSR, and wrt agriculture it isnt oversimplification, it is exactly how it was there. It was the key factor resulting in the food shortages, and that was a major factor in the USSR collapse.
That seems like an oversimplification of what happened to Soviet Russia and China under Mao.
I grew up in USSR, and wrt agriculture it isnt oversimplification, it is exactly how it was there. It was the key factor resulting in the food shortages, and that was a major factor in the USSR collapse.
Central planning and agriculture don't mix.