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Declining exports
It is no wonder, then, as Professor Garraty writes, that “during the first years of the New Deal the German press praised him [Roosevelt] and the New Deal to the skies. . . . Early New Deal policies seemed to the Nazis essentially like their own and the role of Roosevelt not very different from the Führer’s.”
It is no wonder, then, as Professor Garraty writes, that “during the first years of the New Deal the German press praised him [Roosevelt] and the New Deal to the skies. . . . Early New Deal policies seemed to the Nazis essentially like their own and the role of Roosevelt not very different from the Führer’s.”
==Declining exports==
From 1932 to 1935 the volume of imports of crude foodstuffs increased 41% and of manufactured foodstuffs 49%. The volume of Agricultural esports from the United States declined. <ref>Publications of United States Department of Commerce.</ref>
The following table gives the volume of imports in 1932 and 1935 for important agricultural products.
{| style="background:white; color:blue" border="1" class="wikitable"
|''Agricultural Imports
|''Before Roosevelt
|''3 years into 'relief' efforts
|-
! Commodity
! 1932
! 1935
|-
| Wheat
| 3,000 bu.
| 27,439,000 bu.
|-
| Corn
| 344,000 bu.
| 43,242,000 bu.
|-
| Oats
| 59,000 bu.
| 10,107,000 bu.
|-
| Barley
| None
| 4,840,000 bu.
|-
| Rye
| None
| 9,643,000 bu.
|-
| Rice
| 19,074,000 lb.
| 53,457,000 lb.
|-
| Barley malt
| 52,533,000 lb.
| 320,6 23,000 lb.
|-
| Hay
| 13,858 tons
| 67,171 tons
|-
|}
The quantities of individual commodities exported declined as follows:
{| style="background:white; color:blue" border="1" class="wikitable"
|''Agricultural Exports
|''Declines 3 years into
|-
! Commodity
! New Dealism
|-
| Cotton
| 33%
|-
| Unmanufactured tobacco
| 4%
|-
| Wheat
| 99%
|-
| Flour
| 491%
|-
| Meat products
| 19%
|-
| Lard
| 82%
|-
|}
==Crash of 1937==
==Crash of 1937==