1. Large-scale nationalization of industry under Vesenkha control
2. By 1920, 37,000 enterprises involving 1.5 million workers under state ownership
3. Local factory committees replaced by single managers, ending worker control
4. Strict discipline enforced in factories by Cheka to prevent desertion and brutality
5. Market economy abolished, leading to a thriving black market
6. Rampant inflation due to mass printing of paper money
7. Narkomprod set up to organize grain requisitioning and food distribution
8. Committees of Poor Peasants established 11 june 1918 to uncover grain surpluses (dissolved in Dec. 1918)
9. Worker's Detachments sent to coerce peasants into handing over grain, leading to peasant resistance and conflict