Concessions were an important content of the new economic policy and a form of state capitalism. Under the supervision of the Soviet regime, certain industrial and mining enterprises, forests, oil fields and land, which the state was unable to operate at that time, were leased to foreign capitalists under certain conditions and time limits, to be operated by the leased capitalists, and the lessee gives a part of the product to the Soviet state and also earns profits according to the contract. After the contract expires, the state will take back the enterprise…
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