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In the article it states "Privately, Sokolnikov lost faith in Marxism and later described the Soviet economy as "state capitalist"[2]" - yet the only reference to this is a reply to a discussion by Stalin, is there a primary source for this, as I think it should be removed if its just Stalin's opinion rather than Sokolnikov's own evaluation.Votemoose (talk) 13:11, 24 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]