Soviet Economic Growth
The discussion highlights the impressive economic growth of the Soviet Union during the 1920s and 1930s, often attributed to central planning under Stalin. Despite the lack of property rights and private contracts, this era is sometimes viewed as a model for developing countries. However, the reliability of GDP figures raises questions about the true nature of this economic success, as different data sources yield vastly differing results.In this clip
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Episode 108: Political Institutions and Sustained Economic Growth
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