Report of the Federal Trade Commission On Commercial Feeds. March 29, 1921
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In many of the cases where manufacturers are called on to make direct sales in communities where they are represented by dealers, they protect such dealers by allowing them a commission, usually of from 25 cents to $1 per ton, on such direct sales.
Section 3. Competition in the animal-feeds industry.
The Commission's investigation of competitive conditions in the' manufacture of animal feeds included interviews with manufacturers, jobbers, dealers, and consumers; the examination of the files of... asso- ciations and individual companies; and the examination of all avail- able secondary sources of information on the subject.
158 COMMKRCIAL FKKnS.
The followinij soctioTis deal with competitive cnn(]itions in the animal-feeds industry as exhibited in the activities of some of its associations wliieh are or were directly conected with the industry; as existinji; in coimection with certain products which are conlrolled by only a few companies and which are, therefore, practically monopo- lized and potentially subject to the influences which attend such conditions; with certain customs which are considered undesirable even by the trade itself; and with the subject of unfair practices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In many of the cases where manufacturers are called on to make direct sales in communities where they are represented by dealers, they protect such dealers by allowing them a commission, usually of from 25 cents to $1 per ton, on such direct sales.
Section 3. Competition in the animal-feeds industry.
The Commission's investigation of competitive conditions in the' manufacture of animal feeds included interviews with manufacturers, jobbers, dealers, and consumers; the examination of the files of... asso- ciations and individual companies; and the examination of all avail- able secondary sources of information on the subject.
158 COMMKRCIAL FKKnS.
The followinij soctioTis deal with competitive cnn(]itions in the animal-feeds industry as exhibited in the activities of some of its associations wliieh are or were directly conected with the industry; as existinji; in coimection with certain products which are conlrolled by only a few companies and which are, therefore, practically monopo- lized and potentially subject to the influences which attend such conditions; with certain customs which are considered undesirable even by the trade itself; and with the subject of unfair practices.
What to read after Report of the Federal Trade Commission On Commercial Feeds. March 29, 1921?
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