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<br />~ <br />:j <br />'j <br />.~ <br />1 <br />~~ <br />" <br />:.~ <br />1 <br />'l <br />~~ <br />.ioi <br />.~~ <br />;.~ <br />::~ <br />!1 <br />:'1" <br />.~:~ <br /> <br />..>:/:3 <br />";":' <br /> <br />".-.-:- <br />.;'';'':,,:.:", <br />'-:."';'::"J <br /> <br />,. <br />..w' . <br /> <br />5. The relationship of projeoted prioes to base period prioes for <br /> <br />. t"..." : -'. <br />products or groups of produots shown in tables 2~nd ~ (appendix I) may <br /> <br />be used for oomputing price projections for mmilar items not inoluded <br /> <br />, , <br />.. . . <br />in the tabulations. The interim price level, 1949 aver~geo~lendar <br /> <br />:' , <br />year prices. will oontinue as the base period for ~omputi~g8.ddi tio rla 1 <br /> <br />projections. When field offices convert from 1949 average oalendar <br /> <br /> <br />year prices to long-term projected prices. conversion factors shall be <br /> <br />developed for individual items or for major groups of items suoh aB <br /> <br /> <br />machinery prices or prices paid by fa~ers (inoluding interest, taxes. <br /> <br />.' . .' <br />and wage rates). Conversion factors can be oomputed from data oon-, <br /> <br /> <br />tained in tables 2 and ~ (appendix I) using 1949 pric'eB as'the base. <br /> <br /> <br />For example (table 2), the 1949 price ror beef oattle was $19.90 per <br /> <br />;" '.:--". <br /> <br />hundred weight and the long-term projected price is $17.25. Thus. <br /> <br />; : ',' . . ,', . ~ . . . ..' . <br />the conversion faotor would be $17.25 divided by $19.90 equals .866.' <br />6. Whenever long-term unit prices ~~e needed, 1949 average oalen~ <br /> <br />dar year prices will be uB,ed as ,a b,ase 0 Appropriate conversion factors <br /> <br />based on the data 'Containe,d in ta'ol.es 2 andj (appendix I).will be .used <br /> <br />to change unit prices to long-term projected priees ,when required .' For <br /> <br />individual oonmodities not shown in the ta.bles, appropriate over_ll <br /> <br />adjustment factors may he calculated. As an illustration. the,factor <br /> <br />for grain sorghums may be oomputed as follows: <br /> <br />1949 average price of grain Borghum (West Central States) is <br />$1.95 per hundred weight. From table 2, corn may be used as the <br />oloBest representative item for grain sorghum. (If an over-all <br />item for feed grains is available, its use would be more appro- <br />priate.) Thus: Long-termprojeoted price of oorn is $l.~O and <br />1949 average prioe of oorn is $1.17. The faotor is $1.~0 divided <br />by $1.17 equals 1.11 factor for grain sorghum and the estimated <br />long-term projected price of grain sorghums would be $1.95 timeB <br />1.11 equals $2.16 per hundred weight. <br /> <br />7 <br />