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.
In the Marxist culture of the 1930s, where markets were seen as exploiting labor, Stalin was obligated to adopt administrative command planning. This inhibited reform until attitudes softened under Khrushchev approximately twenty-five years later.