The maintenance of a fair equilibrium between farm prices and the prices of industrial products is an aim which we must keep ever before us, just as we must give constant thought to the sufficiency of the food supply of the nation even in bad years.
He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a balance between farm prices and industrial product prices.
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