The Title I reference prices do not match up with the cost of that production. It is really not a true safety net.
Tina Smith: “The Title I reference prices do not match up with the cost of that production. It is really not a true safety net.”
On the recordMay 2, 2023
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Critiquing Title I reference prices as inadequate for current production costs.
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