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The 22 pages that link to New Economic Policy, each with the reason it gives.

• PerestroikaCompared with: Both introduced market elements under Communist Party rule, but in different crises and political settings.

• Collectivization in the Soviet UnionCompared with: Collectivization reversed the concessions to peasant farming and trade made under the NEP.

• BolsheviksCompared with: Its retreat from War Communism showed the leadership adapting after economic crisis.

• Great Leap ForwardCompared with: It illustrates a retreat from coercive collectivization toward limited market incentives, unlike Mao's approach.

• Central planningCompared with: It shows a planned state temporarily relying on market mechanisms to revive production.

• BolshevismCompared with: Its concessions to markets marked a retreat from wartime economic controls.

• War communismCompared with: Lenin replaced war communism with this partial retreat from comprehensive state control.

• Soviet industrializationCompared with: It was the less coercive economic course that preceded Stalin's rapid industrial drive.

• CollectivizationCompared with: Its retreat from forced requisitioning contrasts with the later drive to collectivize agriculture.

• Planned economyCompared with: It temporarily retreated from comprehensive state direction after economic crisis.

• KolkhozCompared with: Its mixed economy preceded the drive to replace peasant farms with kolkhozy.

• History of the Communist Party of the Soviet UnionCompared with: It contrasted with later policies of rapid forced collectivization and centralized planning.