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2.why was the great leap a failure
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2.why was the great leap a failure

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The Great Leap Forward was a failure because of the following reasons:

1. backyard industries put out low quality useless goods.

2. The commune system cut food output because there were no incenticves for individual farmers. Farmland got neglected and there were food shortages.

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