Marxist culture of the 1930s, which associated markets with labor exploitation, obligated Stalin to adopt administrative command planning, and inhibited reform until attitudes softened under Khrushchev a quarter century later.
The Marxist culture of the 1930s, which viewed markets through a lens of labor exploitation, led Stalin to implement administrative command planning and impeded reforms until attitudes shifted under Khrushchev about two and a half decades later.