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I ne memers of the Rappahannock County Farm Bureau were also in agreement with policies dealing with National Interest regarding labor, price levels, foreign! trade, etc, BEAT RESOLVED: That we arr'tn agreement' with* policy discussions outlined below: ■'A) High employment, rising productivity arid general pros-. ® perity ard necessary for fanners to prosper. »•_ > * (b) Monetary and fiscal policies • which will contribute to the maintenance of a relatively stable general price level must be, used effectively. ‘ (c) Restraint j>f trade or the exercise of monopolistic power by. any group, government, in? d u s t r y, labor or agriculture must be prevented.' '* (d) Policies which encourage, rather than strangle foreign trade and • investment'; must .be followed. ’ (?) Policies that encourage the creation of private Capital and its proper use throughout the'world jimust be.maintained.
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