Will Boycott Lower Meat Prices in 1960s Market
A UPI analysis questions whether consumer boycotts can drive meat prices down, noting supply and demand dynamics, rising per capita meat consumption, and the risk that lower prices deter producers. It discusses Phase 2 versus Phase 4 policy, potential price freezes, and government influence on markets.
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New York
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Agticulure
Earl Butz
Unclear RANSACTIONS New York Stock Exchange Note
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