Signs of the economic policy of the Soviet government in the 1930s.

One of the main signs in this area is that there was a significant imbalance in the development of the industry of group A, that is, heavy industry. At the same time, the light industry suffered due to this, which, of course, reflected in the welfare of the common people. Another phenomenon was that individual farms practically disappeared from the economic space of the USSR, because collectivization took place and individual farmers were driven out of the countryside. We will also note the processes of strengthening the economic role of cities, which, nevertheless, for some time continued to depend on the village in terms of financing.