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2 years ago

When the output of the collective farms and private plots were compared?

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<span>The private plots were more productive
In collective farms, the land and the operations are mostly owned by the states.
This situation created lack of competition, which demotivates the farm's operators to increase the quality of the farms.
This will lead to private plots gaining more incentives to create a better output from their farms.</span>

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