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1921年3月,俄共(布)通过如下决议:“纳税后剩余的一切粮食、原料和饲料,农民可以自己全权处理,可以用来改善和巩固自己的经济,也可以用来提高个人的消费,用来交换工业品、手工业品和农产品。”这表明苏俄将

A:征收所有余粮

B:废除各种农业税

C:允许商品买卖

D:取消自由贸易

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C

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