The World Food BankA Dangerous Scheme Surpluses and Scarcities Exaggerated by Friends of Controls

PROPOSAL FOR A WORLD FOOD BANK, a sort of world-wide Commodity Credit Corp. and Agricultural Adjustment Administration combined, has been motivated by two contradictory fears--of global food scarcity on one hand and global food surpluses on the other.

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Published inBarron's national business and financial weekly Vol. 26; no. 49; p. 3
Main Author Hirsch, Julius
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Boston, Mass Dow Jones & Company Inc 09.12.1946
Subjects
Commodities
Consumption
Crops
Exports
Famine
Food programs
Grain
Harvest
Prices
Propaganda
Rice
Wheat
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Summary:PROPOSAL FOR A WORLD FOOD BANK, a sort of world-wide Commodity Credit Corp. and Agricultural Adjustment Administration combined, has been motivated by two contradictory fears--of global food scarcity on one hand and global food surpluses on the other.
ISSN:0005-6073