Восьмая пятилетка, Золотая пятилетка · 1966–1970

Eighth Five-Year Plan (Golden Five-Year Plan)

8차 5개년 계획 (황금의 5개년)

Part of Five-Year Plan

The eighth five-year plan of the USSR (1966–1970), implemented alongside the Kosygin reform, achieved the highest growth rates in Soviet history and was nicknamed the 'Golden Five-Year Plan.' National income rose 42% with an average annual growth of 7.7–7.8%, gross industrial output increased 51%, and agricultural output 21%. Whether this growth resulted from the reform or from a one-time release of previously untapped reserves remains a central debate in Soviet economic history.

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Sources

  1. Wikipedia (RU) Russian Wikipedia: восьмой пятилетний план 1966–1970, неофициальное название «Золотая пятилетка», национальный доход +42%, валовая продукция промышленности +51%, сельского хозяйства +21%
  2. Wikipedia (EN) English Wikipedia: 1966–1970 plan tied to 1965 economic reforms, emphasis on consumer goods and vehicles, modest production goals, Fiat-AvtoVAZ plant in Togliatti
  3. xn--h1aagokeh.xn--p1ai журнал «Историк» (September 2015): Косыгинская реформа и восьмая пятилетка, национальный доход +42%, промышленность ×1.5, сельское хозяйство +21%
  4. bosfera.ru bosfera.ru: «золотая пятилетка» 1966–1970, среднегодовой темп прироста 7.7%, наилучшие показатели за всю историю СССР и современной России
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