Price fixes through ages show rulers ruin economies
Rep Gwinn cites ancient rulers from Babylon to Diocletian to warn that price control schemes fail. He argues scarcity and black markets follow ceilings, with taxes rising and craftspeople disappearing, concluding no price fixing plan is fit to copy. Hansard is cited as the British equivalent.
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Chester Bowles
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Diocletian
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Temporary raring crop sighted in the month
Fragmentary note reports a temporary rising crop during the month with unclear context and limited readable details. No clear names, places, or events emerge from the legible text.
Poultry Fluctuations Hint Eastern to Midwestern Shift
A translated fragment notes a critical feed shortage in Eastern states reducing poultry flocks while Midwest flocks rise, suggesting a migratory shift of poultry from east to midwest as travel lines and supply trends affect production.
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