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Page 142
... present , in a very strong position . The products in which there is unmistakable overproduction are wheat and pork . On the basis of the present rate of domestic consumption it would require an increase in our population of fifteen ...
... present , in a very strong position . The products in which there is unmistakable overproduction are wheat and pork . On the basis of the present rate of domestic consumption it would require an increase in our population of fifteen ...
Page 143
... present system . Adjustment to a changed order of things must come sooner or later . It is probably wise not to try to impede the adjustment . To those who would say that the present crisis is so grave as to demand something more than a ...
... present system . Adjustment to a changed order of things must come sooner or later . It is probably wise not to try to impede the adjustment . To those who would say that the present crisis is so grave as to demand something more than a ...
Page 199
... present proposals will go a long way toward achieving these goals .... ENCOURAGEMENT OF COOPERATIVES One of the methods by which farmers can increase their bargaining power and thus remedy to some extent their weakness in the ...
... present proposals will go a long way toward achieving these goals .... ENCOURAGEMENT OF COOPERATIVES One of the methods by which farmers can increase their bargaining power and thus remedy to some extent their weakness in the ...
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