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GCSE History · key term
A tax paid in goods rather than money; under the early NEP, peasants supplied grain to the state before selling their remaining surplus.
Used by AQA and Edexcel
Paper 1
Revise: Social and Economic DevelopmentsThe most important agricultural change was replacing requisitioning with a tax in kind. Peasants supplied an agreed amount of produce to the state and could sell their remaining surplus. This restored an incentive to grow more: extra production could now bring extra income rather than simply being seized.
Paper 3
A tax paid in goods rather than money. Under the early NEP, peasants supplied an agreed amount of produce to the state instead of having grain requisitioned.
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