A follow-up resolution addressed problems emerging from the rapid formation of communes and clarified their economic organization. The need for correction reflected the gap between the Great Leap’s promise of abundance and the pressures created by over-centralization and unrealistic targets. Adjustments did not immediately restore household control or prevent famine, but they show that policy was contested within the leadership.
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