Wouldn't overproduction, which leads to low common prices, lead to farmers leaving that industry, which would put less land in production, which would stabilize prices? Paying people to NOT produce is about the most backwards thing I have ever heard of in a country with $34T in debt.
Wouldn't overproduction, which leads to low common prices, lead to farmers leaving that industry, which would put less land in production, which would stabilize prices? Paying people to NOT produce is about the most backwards thing I have ever heard of in a country with $34T in debt.