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Eli5 why socialist countries don't have recessions
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Every country can have some years that are better than others. That's just the nature of reality. Socialist countries don't generally have recessions the same way capitalist ones do because capitalists can exploit them to increase their wealth at the expense of everyone else, so they've stopped being a bug and become a feature.