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Editorial
October 26, 1923
The Dolores Star
Dolores, Montezuma County, Colorado
What is this article about?
The editorial observes that U.S. agricultural exports have rebounded strongly since the post-war depression, with wholesale values for leading foodstuffs in the 12 months ending June 30 matching 1913 levels, despite higher prices.
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Farming Coming Back.
Those who have based their arguments about international and domestic economics on export of farm products might do well to check up on some of the figures.
Statistics show that the exports of leading American foodstuffs in 12 months ending June 30 had a wholesale value of similar exports in 1913, when the export market was normal.
Of course the scale of prices is generally higher than it was then, and some allowance must be made for that but on the whole it can be seen that the export trade in agricultural products has picked up remarkably since the post-war depression.
Those who have based their arguments about international and domestic economics on export of farm products might do well to check up on some of the figures.
Statistics show that the exports of leading American foodstuffs in 12 months ending June 30 had a wholesale value of similar exports in 1913, when the export market was normal.
Of course the scale of prices is generally higher than it was then, and some allowance must be made for that but on the whole it can be seen that the export trade in agricultural products has picked up remarkably since the post-war depression.
What sub-type of article is it?
Agriculture
Economic Policy
Trade Or Commerce
What keywords are associated?
Agricultural Exports
Farm Products
Post War Depression
Export Market Recovery
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Recovery Of Agricultural Exports
Stance / Tone
Optimistic Observation Of Economic Rebound
Key Arguments
Exports Of Leading American Foodstuffs In 12 Months Ending June 30 Had Wholesale Value Similar To 1913
Scale Of Prices Generally Higher Than In 1913
Export Trade In Agricultural Products Has Picked Up Remarkably Since Post War Depression