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Deutsche Geschichte (Bd. 5, Hälfte 1)

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Author:: Lamprecht, Karl http://d-nb.info/gnd/118569015

Title:: Deutsche Geschichte

Place of publication:: Berlin

Publisher:: Gaertner

Year of publication:: 1891-

Collection:: Economics Books

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Identifikator:: 1892065975

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-236173

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Author:: Lamprecht, Karl http://d-nb.info/gnd/118569015

Title:: Deutsche Geschichte

Volume count:: Bd. 5, Hälfte 1

Place of publication:: Berlin

Publisher:: Gaertner

Year of publication:: 1894

Scope:: XIII, 358 Seiten

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Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Zweites Kapitel. Weiterbildung der religiösen Ideen, soziale Revolution

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136 AGRICULTURAL RELIEF Mr. Fort. I agree with you on that, but it would also be difficult for the board to determine anything of that sort under the Haugen bill. It would be just as difficult under one bill as the other, would it not? Mr. Kivcore. Well, I think it might; and I am wondering if we could not simplify the situation by this—that is, possibly this is what is in your mind; this is what is in my mind. I stated that my thought about the loan bills was that the board would begin to operate at a lower point—— Mr. Fort. I know you did. Mr. KiLGorE (continuing). Than they would under the McN ary- Haugen bill. I am wondering if the thought that you have is— would not the board begin to operate more nearly at the cost of production price, say, with cotton, under the McNary-Haugen bill than it would under the loan bill. Mr. Fort. No; I am not wondering that. I ask you this specific question—I will put it this way. Would you favor operations under the Haugen bill if you were on the board, beginning purchases above a price which you believed to be the cost of production plus a reason- able profit to efficient producers? Mr. KiLgorE. I do not think the board under the McNary- Haugen bill would begin to operate above the cost of production, but at some point under the cost of production. Mr. Fort. Then the power exists under the Crisp bill to begin operations just where you think that the Haugen bill board would begin operating, does it not? Mr. Kincore. I think that might be possible. Mr. Fort. I am just asking you. The power is there. Mr. KirLgore. I think under the particular provision that you are speaking of; yes. But if we go to the other two provisions—— Mr. Fort. All right. We will come to those later. We are talking purchases only now. Mr. KiLGorE. Yes; but the provision I am referring to is for purchasing, too. Mr. Fort. Well, I am coming to that one later. I say that the same power is in the board to buy at the same price that you think would be proper to buy under the Haugen bill. Mr. KiLgorg. I think the power would be there: but I do not think they would do it. Mr. Fort. That is another question. We are coming to that later. However, we are operating with the same individuals on the board, are we not, and presumably with the same amount of a revolving fund, are we not? Mr. KiLgorE. Yes, sir. Mr. Fort. If the board did use this identical revolving fund for purchases at the same point that it utilized the revolving fund under the Haugen bill, wherein would there be any difference to the producer? Mr. KiLcore. The first year’s operations I think there would not be any difference. But if in that first year there had been losses of money which the Crisp or the loan bill says must be handled so that there will not be losses but that there will be profits. Mr. Fort. It does not say must; it says every effort must be used to prevent losses.

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