Communally owned farms in centrally planned economies such as the former Soviet Union _____.

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Generally, communally owned farms in centrally planned economies were less productive than privately owned farms in market economies like the United States. This was due to a lack of incentives for individual farmers to work hard or innovate, as well as poor resource allocation and inefficient management. There may be some exceptions or variations depending on the specific country or region, but overall this trend is well documented.

Communally Owned Farms in Centrally Planned Economies Such as the Former