The Transition from Government Control of Sugar to Competitive Conditions

Joshua Bernhardt

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1920, vol. 34, issue 4, 720-736

Abstract: Introduction, 720. — The world sugar market during 1919, 723. — The problem of the surplus, 726. — The problem of the shortage, 726. The problem of decontrol, 728. — Conditions in 1920, 732. —Conclusion, 734.

Date: 1920
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