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analysis: The text appears to be a collection of references and quotes from various sources, including academic papers, official documents, and news articles. The main theme of the text seems to be the development of scientific and technological progress in the Soviet Union, with a focus on economic and planning policies. The text mentions specific industries, such as the power equipment industry, and references international organizations, like UNCTAD and UNIDO.