Lenin's New Economic Policy was brought to an end because Russia had reached prewar levels of production by:

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Lenin's New Economic Policy (NEP) was gradually phased out starting in 1928 when Joseph Stalin introduced his first five-year plan, aiming to rapidly industrialize the Soviet Union and move away from the NEP's mixed economy. By this time, the Soviet Union was beginning to recover to prewar levels of production, facilitating the shift in economic policy.

Lenin's New Economic Policy Was Brought to an End Because