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Predictions on farm policy shift would trigger open market effects
Economists at a National Conference on Agricultural Policy warn that removing all state and federal controls would cause immediate and long term changes. Short run cuts in inputs and slower technology adoption would lower farmer incomes while output rises slowly and acreage expands under weaker price support.
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National Conference On Agricultural Policy
Gull Lake
Mich
Fred F Robertson
Penn State Univ
Robertson
George E Brandon
Department of Agricultural Economics
Penn State
Brandon
Congressional Economic Committee
Washington
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