American Agriculture Needs a Free-Market System

American agriculture needs a song from famous children of the free market system. It is necessary to revise "Old McDonald has a farm". A new line is "Old McDonald has a farm ... there is a lawyer here, there is an accountant there are new federal plans and regulations here and there." The current state of agribusiness includes very complicated subsidies, price support, and bureaucratic supervision, all of which can disrupt the most knowledgeable business.

Henry Clay's "American System" was designed in the outbreak of postwar nationalism in 1812 and is one of the most historical examples of government-hosted coordination and domestic agriculture, commercial and industrial balance . Tariffs to protect and promote American industry, National Bank to promote business, and Federal government subsidized "internal improvement" to develop roads, canals and other beneficial agricultural markets. . The funds for these subsidies will come from the sale of tariffs and public land. Clay believes that a highly maintained sectoral economic interdependence system eliminates the opportunity to comply with the 'British system' of free trade and free abandonment.

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