autarky

A common trope I see with highly interventionist and command economies is that they pursue "autarky", aka to rely only on their own resources and not be affected by external trends and blockades This often leads to isolationist policies trying to shield authoritarian nations from the outside...

In a scenario where Britain rage-quits (read: sues for a mostly white peace) after a disaster at Dunkirk and Barbarossa, without the "distraction" of fighting Britain, succeeds in forcing the USSR east of the Urals, what would the economy of a Nazi Germany which won the war look like? How...