The NEP was primarily successful in the urban centers of Russia,but left the peasants in a difficult position of subsistence living and frequent food shortages.

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The New Economic Policy (NEP) in Soviet Russia, implemented in the 1920s, was designed to improve the economy by allowing some private enterprise and was particularly beneficial for peasants, as it allowed them to sell surplus produce, leading to increased agricultural production and improved living standards.

The NEP Was Primarily Successful in the Urban Centers of Russia,but