Economic problems of socialism in the USSR

Written in 1951, this book presents Stalin's analysis of the economic principles governing socialist construction in the Soviet Union.

Stalin addresses key theoretical debates within Marxist economics, including the role of commodity production under socialism, the continued operation of the law of value in a socialist economy, and the fundamental differences between capitalist and socialist economic laws.

The work serves as a blueprint for the transition from socialism to full communism while arguing that objective economic laws must still be followed during this process.