International Wheat Agreement Funds: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of ..., 81-1 on S. 2287 and S. 2383 ..., September 21 and 22, 1949 |
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On top of that American wheat producers have to reduce their acreage on the
average 17 percent . Canadians have no acreage reduction program whatever ,
and may increase their acreage next year . Where will we be here ? It seems as if
...
On top of that American wheat producers have to reduce their acreage on the
average 17 percent . Canadians have no acreage reduction program whatever ,
and may increase their acreage next year . Where will we be here ? It seems as if
...
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... will accrue to the American wheat producer because of the fact if this purchase
was not committed in Canada , and Canada had no other place to get rid of this
wheat except to dump it at a reduced price on the world markets , it might replace
...
... will accrue to the American wheat producer because of the fact if this purchase
was not committed in Canada , and Canada had no other place to get rid of this
wheat except to dump it at a reduced price on the world markets , it might replace
...
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Do you anticipate any reduced amount of authorizations for purposes of wheat in
the United States by ECA countries this year as against last year ? Dr .
FITZGERALD . As a result of devaluation or just as a matter of historical
comparison ?
Do you anticipate any reduced amount of authorizations for purposes of wheat in
the United States by ECA countries this year as against last year ? Dr .
FITZGERALD . As a result of devaluation or just as a matter of historical
comparison ?
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According to the testimony of Mr . Hoffman before the Appropriations Committee ,
they did reduce their budget by either 60 or 80 million dollars . Am I correct in that
, Dr . FitzGerald ? Dr . FITZGERALD . Yes , sir ; you are , Senator . • In that ...
According to the testimony of Mr . Hoffman before the Appropriations Committee ,
they did reduce their budget by either 60 or 80 million dollars . Am I correct in that
, Dr . FitzGerald ? Dr . FITZGERALD . Yes , sir ; you are , Senator . • In that ...
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LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF ECA APPROPRIATION FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
1950 DEMONSTRATING REDUCTION OF $ 60 , 000 , 000 TO REFLECT
SAVINGS PossibLE UNDER INTERNATIONAL WHEAT AGREEMENT 1 . The
legislative ...
LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF ECA APPROPRIATION FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
1950 DEMONSTRATING REDUCTION OF $ 60 , 000 , 000 TO REFLECT
SAVINGS PossibLE UNDER INTERNATIONAL WHEAT AGREEMENT 1 . The
legislative ...
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| Title | International Wheat Agreement Funds: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of ..., 81-1 on S. 2287 and S. 2383 ..., September 21 and 22, 1949 |
| Author | United States. Congress. Senate. Agriculture and Forestry Committee |
| Published | 1949 |
| Length | 52 pages |
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