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Kosygin says Soviet growth in 1972 at ten year low
Premier Kosygin disclosed that the Soviet Union’s 1972 growth rate was the lowest in a decade, at about 4 percent versus a planned 6 percent. The report cites grain crop failure and abroad grain purchases, with the economy revised upward for 1973 to compensate.
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Kosygin
Theodore Shabad
New York Times
Moscow
Aleksei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Kommunist
Communist Party
West
United States
Ekonomicheskaya Gazeta
U.S
Leningrad