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How did collectives in the Soviet Union avoid the competition that drives a free market economy?

How did collectives in the Soviet Union avoid the competition that drives a free market economy?
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How did collectives in the Soviet Union avoid the competition that drives a free market economy?

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In communism, trade is regulated by the state which inhibits any competition from forming
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the government determined prices, wages and products.

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