Voluntary Allotment: Planned Production in American Agriculture

This hardcover edition of "Voluntary Allotment" is in good condition with a sturdy binding. The red cloth cover shows signs of wear, including some fading and minor scuffing. There is no dust jacket. Inside, the pages are clean and free of markings, except for a library stamp from The Health Seekers Library. The spine is intact with legible gold lettering.

"Voluntary Allotment: Planned Production in American Agriculture" by Edward S. Mead and Bernhard Ostrolenk is a compelling exploration of agricultural economics during the Great Depression. Published in 1933 by the University of Pennsylvania Press, this work delves into the challenges faced by American farmers and the proposed solutions to revitalize agricultural income. Drawing on real-life examples, the authors outline the benefits of an Allotment Plan aimed at stabilizing farm production and prices. This book is a significant historical document, offering insights into the economic strategies considered during one of the most challenging periods in American history. It is a valuable addition for collectors interested in agricultural history and economic policy.