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,The Essential Illusion: Collectivizing Agriculture, 1957–1963,tly to Soviet (and capitalist) notions that mechanization and consolidation reduced costs and hiked yields. Establishing this virtuous cycle would provide ample foodstuffs for the nation and high-quality export products to fund key imports, particularly raw materials and machinery. Adopting modern f

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,Construction—Badly Planned and Oddly Organized, 1957–1967,ures, and a regular target for renovation through reorganization. Moreover, in both 1954 and 1967, the central Ministry of Construction controlled only 40 percent of sectoral spending; serial reconfigurations little changed the actual division of labor. Other ministries (Agriculture, Heavy Industry,

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,Commerce—Supply Struggling with Growing Demand, 1957–1967,1960s—planning for higher earnings, lower prices, and greater supplies of decent quality consumer goods in its quest for legitimacy. Yet the unintended consequence of early steps toward this goal was surging demand that the agricultural and industrial sectors could not satisfy. Consumers had grumble

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,Production Practices—Manufacturing from the Inside Out, 1957–1967,y, not on manufacturing low-grade goods difficult to export and unappealing to domestic buyers, the Rákosi-era pattern. Yet reaching these goals remained elusive in many sectors throughout the 1960s—solid advances in some trades, with hangovers from coping and evading limiting achievements in others

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Afterword,sm is better than the best capitalism.” He referenced one of Marx’s central principles—that “people make their own history.” Socialism “is something we make ourselves, and it is [only] as good as we make it.”