Americans have decided, as a society, to use taxes to finance some or all of the schooling of children regardless of their parents’ ability to pay...
The New Farm Economy
December 1, 2003
The U.S. farm economy has undergone profound changes in market organization. A wave of consolidation has shifted a larger share of agricultural production to big, low-cost producers. Moreover, new forms of ownership and control that link the farm more closely to the family dinner table are replacing commodity markets as the dominant characteristics of the farm ecnoomy.
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