Utilization of US farm surpluses for welfare and development programs at home and abroad
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The report examines the potential impact, both at home and abroad, of distributing surplus food commodities at concessional prices to provide direct benefits to low-income consumers in the short run, and to promote economic development and raise real income levels in the long run.
Rogers, K. D.; Mayer, L. V. +1 more · 1970

Abstract
Modifications currently under consideration for U.S. welfare programs raise possibilities for using surplus food to finance work projects and to improve nutritional levels of low-income consumers in developed countries as well as developing countries. The basic economic considerations are examined.
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