"If direct payments are eliminated and there isn't a rush to ACRE, there would be a 10-year budget savings of about $41.7 billion from FY 2012 to 2012.Yet, if everyone jumped into the ACRE program, assuming it stayed as is, then the budget savings over 10 years would likely fall to about $18.9 billion, FAPRI stated.
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Budget Savings from Cutting Direct Payments
Chris Clayton reports on a study by FAPRI:
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