THE ROLE OF AGRICULTURE IN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE UZBEK SSR IN 1946-1950
Keywords:
Uzbek SSR, economy, agriculture, cotton growing, land reclamation, socio-economic development, industryAbstract
The article studies the problems agricultural development of the Uzbek SSR in postwar years. The Soviet leadership entrusted the government of the republic with the task to further develop the cotton production. Cotton growing has become a priority in the economy of the republic. As a result, agriculture, primarily cotton growing, became a priority in the economy of the republic, which resulted the emergence of a further negative trend in the social and economic development of the Uzbek SSR as a whole.
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