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therefore that a critique of the pursued policies was building up at different levels. Economic policy was challenged from within the army, at village meetings and in the towns. The congress itself formulated various elements of a strong critique against the practice of planning for resource allocation within the prior period. The critique itself still remained an addition of part-critiques: the need to support family agriculture; the need to consolidate the state sector before its further expansion; the question of the place of private enterprise within the economy; etc. No clear-cut strategic line and tactical measures were laid down within the congress: rather, many issues remained somewhat vague and therefore set the stage for a further struggle as to the content of economic policy thereafter.
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therefore that a critique of the pursued policies was building up at different levels. Economic policy was challenged from within the army, at village meetings and in the towns. The congress itself formulated various elements of a strong critique against the practice of planning for resource allocation within the prior period. The critique itself still remained an addition of part-critiques: the need to support family agriculture; the need to consolidate the state sector before its further expansion; the question of the place of private enterprise within the economy; etc. No clear-cut strategic line and tactical measures were laid down within the congress: rather, many issues remained somewhat vague and therefore set the stage for a further struggle as to the content of economic policy thereafter.
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