ECONOMIC PROPOSALS FOR THE PEACE SETTLEMENT.

The article discusses five economic policies and suggests that the United States support a peace settlement, which has an international trade program that benefits the postwar economy in the U.S., as well as other countries. Global antirestriction policies and international collaboration have five advantages for the U.S.: food purchase agreements that support American farmers; new markets for American industrial products; support for U.S. export-trading interests via industrialization of emerging markets; raw-material purchase agreements that stabilize developing economies; and a high level of national income sustained by a domestic policy that supports America's role in international trade. Topics include cartels and statistics for imports and exports since 1901.