On the recordJanuary 17, 1977
The United States has repeatedly pointed out that artificial increases of prices serve the interests of neither producers nor consumers in both developed and developing countries.
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presidency.ucsb.eduGerald Ford: “The United States has repeatedly pointed out that artificial increases of prices serve the interests of neither…”
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Message to the Congress Transmitting Annual International Economic Report of the President
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