Equitable Exchange System
Equitable Exchange System
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No man yet knows the productive capacity of a single acre of land anywhere in re- spect to food. The whole existing population of the globe, estimated at 94 AN EQUITABLE EXCHANGE SYSTEM.
1, 400, 000, 000 persons, could find com- fortable standing room within the limits of a field ten miles square. " Penn- sylvania could give each person twelve hundred square feet of space. We can raise wheat enoug-h on a small part of the territory of the United States to feed the world.
Our farmers complain of... the fact that they are compelled to sell their produce at prices which enable them to make but a scant living. Fruit is permitted to rot on the trees, rather than to go to the expense and risk of shipping it to market. I know of one instance of a farmer within ten miles of Philadelphia, who raised 1200 bushels of sweet potatoes, and could not sell the lot for as much as would pay the cost of transportation.
INFLUENCE OF POPULATION. 95 Of course such cases are excep- tional, but they go to show that the trouble is not due to a shortasre of food.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No man yet knows the productive capacity of a single acre of land anywhere in re- spect to food. The whole existing population of the globe, estimated at 94 AN EQUITABLE EXCHANGE SYSTEM.
1, 400, 000, 000 persons, could find com- fortable standing room within the limits of a field ten miles square. " Penn- sylvania could give each person twelve hundred square feet of space. We can raise wheat enoug-h on a small part of the territory of the United States to feed the world.
Our farmers complain of... the fact that they are compelled to sell their produce at prices which enable them to make but a scant living. Fruit is permitted to rot on the trees, rather than to go to the expense and risk of shipping it to market. I know of one instance of a farmer within ten miles of Philadelphia, who raised 1200 bushels of sweet potatoes, and could not sell the lot for as much as would pay the cost of transportation.
INFLUENCE OF POPULATION. 95 Of course such cases are excep- tional, but they go to show that the trouble is not due to a shortasre of food.
What to read after Equitable Exchange System?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred R Justice to read onlineMoreLess
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