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Description
Stalin’s well-known work, Economic Problems of Socialism in the USSR, briefly outlines some certain basics and corrections of common misconceptions relating to the field of political economy. In it, of note are the objective economic laws of socialist production, the supremacy of the relations of production over the productive forces, and the importance of the socialization of the large-scale means of production even in the collective farms. It can be said that the revisionists in the past and presently violated all these principles layed forth by Stalin, and in it we can see who, namely socialist Albania, stayed true to the objective Marxist-Leninist conception of socialist political economy.