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Some rebut this by saying that since the Soviet Union became less centrally planned in the 70s, that's why Allen ended the graph. When this is extended, the USSR is in 61th place (out of 148 countries). This is a fairer comparison since most countries began industrialising at this stage of time, and you also avoid WWII effects. If the graph is extended to 1991, the Soviet Union ranks below South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Portugal, Finland, Singapore, Italy, Norway, and Thailand- so this shows that capitalism and/or liberal democracy brings sustainable economic growth.įurthermore, We can make a graph showing growth rates from 1950 to 1989. This myth originally this image which came from Robert Allen's Farm to Factory. 2nd Fastest Growing economy of the 20th century I also recommend /u/0m4ll3y's Medium posts about the USSR ( here, here, here, and here)- which I used a lot in my rebuttal. Although I mostly use the blog, I do rely on many other sources to debunk this infographic (and some info is outdated).

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I recommend Nintil's Soviet Union Series for an introduction to how the Soviet Economy functioned (the Adam Smith Institute book is formatted better). I have done a similar rebuttal to a similar infographic on North Korea here. This post will seek to either refute or add context to the points put out in this infographic. Refrain from condemning countries or their inhabitants at-large in response to political developments, mocking people for their nationality, or advocating for colonialism or imperialism. Posting inappropriate content of a sexual nature. The group members decide what is a good use of the ping system, so listen and respond to their feedback. In short, don't use pings to troll, spam, or brigade.

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