Grant Devine Transformed Saskatchewan Politics

Grant Devine Transformed Saskatchewan Politics
Former premier of Saskatchewan Grant Devine in a file photo. CP Photo/stf
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With the agriculture prices being driven up during the 1970s due to the global scare that the world was going to suffer an impending food shortage, governments rushed to flood the market with more food. This sudden increase in production caused excess supply as a result of bad public policy programs encouraging continued oversupply.

Gerard Lucyshyn
Gerard Lucyshyn
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Gerard Lucyshyn is a Calgary-based writer and economist.
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