There has been no inflation in the prices of commodities; there has been no undue accumulation of goods, and foreign trade has expanded to a magnitude which exerts a steadying influence upon activity in industry and employment.
Hoover asserts that there has been no inflation or excessive accumulation of goods, indicating a stable economy.
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