—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Jan. 22, 1977
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Carter advised to maintain
export oriented agriculture
HONOLULU, Hawaii - A
call for the Carter Ad
ministration to continue
“export-oriented” trade
policies, and a warning
against unwarranted holding
of grain reserves were
voiced here this month by
Ambassador Frederick B.
Dent. The nation’s special
Representative For Trade
Negotiations.
“Any increase in the price
support level which would
peg U.S. prices above the
world market would un
dercut our objectives” Dent
told a general session of the
American Farm Bureau
Federation at Honolulu’s
Blaisdell Center. He warned
that such a course would
pnce our products out of
world markets, weaken our
role as a world food supplier,
tie US down as a holder of
price-depressing world grain
reserves, and put us into the
“uneconomic process” of
subsidizing our surpluses
into export markets at
taxpayer expense.
Dent also cautioned
against agricultural trade
policies that would fix quotas
on foreign imports at the Dent said we could move
very time we seek expansion into a strong new era of
of our own export markets, trade, based on substantial
“Trade is a two-way street,” economic gains in 1976. He
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he noted, “You would be
surprised how many people
say go out and get con
cessions, but don’t reduce
the barriers protecting me
against foreign exports.”
The ambassador was
critical of restrictive trade
policies abroad. He charged
that Japan, although our
second largest export
market, has built a six billion
dollar surplus in trade with
us with the help of unwise
import controls that price
many farm products out of
reach of Japanese con
sumers and restrict
development of its own food
economy. And he noted that,
while the European Com
munity remains our prin
ciple trading partner,
restrictive policies that tie
variable trade levies to
domestic prices, and impose
heavy subsidies pose a
major competitive problem.
He said the danger of tying
the free, fair flow of trade
between nations to
restrictive domestic price
policies at home is self
defeating - wherever it
exists.
credited the outgoing Ford
Administration with a
substantial reduction of
inflation. (A decline of 30 per
cent in the inflation rate), an
increase of six per cent in
our Gross National Product,
and the addition of three
million jobs to the nation’s
work roll.
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