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The Soviet system was based on the critique of capitalism which declared that capitalism unavoidingly leads never-ending impoverishment and exploitation of the masses. It stressed that capitalism can never equate itself with mass production for the satisfaction of human needs. The Soviet system was based on the ideology of Socialism, Communism, Marxism and Leninism.
The Soviet system was largely pro-poor in orientation with social policies aimed at the welfare of the masses. The Soviet system was constituted after the Russian Revolution of 1917, based on equality and planned economy.
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