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Book 1997t economically promising environment. Their contribution to post-war reconstruction was a crucial one. An exhaustive portrayal of the markets and dimensions of private trade is contrasted with the felt anxieties of Bolsheviks concerning traders‘ destabilising intentions and abilities. Retrospectively, many of these apprehensions were misplaced.

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The Demise of Private Trade were intended to serve as the source for most food requirements. The agricultural . had been concentrated within the purview of a few centralised agencies, although significant volumes of grain and dairy produce in small consignments were circulated by traders and peasant sellers themselves.

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The Background: Private Trade before the NEPtions between deliquescently merged forms of trade. For the historian, this is unfortunate because commercial energies had shared and fuelled much of the remarkable economic growth of the Russian economy in the quarter-century preceding the First World War, by when the internal trade sector boasted a highly stratified structure.

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Traders and the States preferred the private market to state agencies because the latter usually paid in money whose value was falling rather than in the medium of goods. This circumstance enhanced the profitability and spread of a highly inflationary private trade. Its illegality was complemented by its indispensability.

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Private Traders and the grain marketings adequate to support industrial recovery. By the end of the 1920s an autarchic and rapid industrialisation programme, unjustified by the available resources, was underway. Since resources of the necessary magnitude could not be obtained by the processes of the market, the NEP itself was deemed redundant.