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The '''Five-Year Plan''' were failed government [[economic planning]] programs to increase agriculture and industry in the [[communist]] [[Soviet Union]].  They also took place in communist [[China]].  Sometimes the term is also applied to [[India]], though that country was never communist.  [[Juan Peron]] routinely implemented a five-year plan.
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The '''Five-Year Plan''' was a set of failed government [[economic planning]] programs, intended to increase agriculture and industry in the [[communist]] [[Soviet Union]].  They also took place in communist [[China]].  Sometimes the term is also applied to [[India]], though that country was never communist.  [[Juan Peron]] routinely implemented a five-year plan.
  
 
[[Category:Communism]]
 
[[Category:Communism]]
 
[[Category:Soviet Union]]
 
[[Category:Soviet Union]]
 
[[Category:Chinese Politics]]
 
[[Category:Chinese Politics]]

Revision as of 18:59, December 6, 2019

The Five-Year Plan was a set of failed government economic planning programs, intended to increase agriculture and industry in the communist Soviet Union. They also took place in communist China. Sometimes the term is also applied to India, though that country was never communist. Juan Peron routinely implemented a five-year plan.