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Our Nation's War Drive and Postwar Trade Struggles
The article discusses America’s wartime production surge and the shift to postwar markets. It notes massive export growth to five billion dollars by 1928 44 and a balance with imports, while government credit limits and tariff policy reshape farm relief and marketing. It argues for private initiative over federal redistribution and warns against government controlled distribution of cotton. It highlights concerns about tariffs agricultural policy and the broader economic adjustment after World War I. It cites the Farm Board and the push to reduce surpluses, noting the reliance on private distribution networks and the risks of planned economic control.
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