Unclear terms on wheat yields and tariff effects in early records
In a discussion of wheat production and prices, the speaker compares yields from 1907 and 1913 with present wheat prices, noting no tariff impact on export prices in 1921 while tariffs lowered import prices. The text highlights secondary industry value and contrasts primary and total output against national debt interests with Australian figures.
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