The USSR had enjoyed some significant growth from the 1930s through its use of Five-Year Plans. Besides the workers or state taking ownership of the means of production and the abolition of commodity relations, which meant that production was for need rather than for profit.
Other than a few pointers, there was no guidance left by Marx, Baukunin, Lenin, Kropotkin, or any of history’s famous socialist thinkers on how Communism should actually function. Karl Marx lack of guidance when it came to what a country should do post-revolution. This became a problem for one main reason. This system would allow the USSR to conquer the problem that had troubled it since the October Revolution: How to replace capitalism once and for all while staying at the same level of efficiency.
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