Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Economy of the Soviet Union" in English language version.
Repudiation of the international debts of the tsarist regime, coupled with the difficult economic conditions of the post-Wall Street crash period, ensured that any increase in the rate of accumulation would have to be internally financed. [...] In some ways, then, the Soviet Union c. 1930 was a typical developing country, with a relatively low level of accumulation and substantial surplus agricultural population. But she could not count on large-scale capital transfer from abroad – for better or worse.
French creditors were owed forty-three percent of the total Russian debt repudiated by the Bolsheviks on 28 January 1918.
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