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U.S. Policies Affecting International Agriculture Trade

Leo Vernon Mayer

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The industrial side of the U.S. economy has not kept pace with the requirements for domestic consumption and exports, leading to growing imports and a negative balance of trade."The 1983 deficit in merchandise trade was about $6 billion, approaching twice the previous record set in 1982.

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The industrial side of the U.S. economy has not kept pace with the requirements for domestic consumption and exports, leading to growing imports and a negative balance of trade."The 1983 deficit in merchandise trade was about $6 billion, approaching twice the previous record set in 1982.

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The industrial side of the U.S. economy has not kept pace with the requirements for domestic consumption and exports, leading to growing imports and a negative balance of trade."The 1983 deficit in merchandise trade was about $6 billion, approaching twice the previous record set in 1982.

Key concepts: International trade, Agriculture, International law, International economics, Economics, Business, Political science, Geography

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