The Jones-Costigan Amendment, also known as the Sugar Act of 1934, passed on May 9, 1934 was an amendment to the Agricultural Adjustment Act that reclassified sugar crop as basic commodity, subject to the provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act enacted the previous year. Sponsored by Senator Edward P. Costigan (D-CO) and Representative John Marvin Jones (D-TX), the act was a New Deal effort to salvage an ailing sugar industry by imposing protective tariffs and quotas along with a direct subsidy to growers of sugar cane and sugar beet.
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| - The Jones-Costigan Amendment, also known as the Sugar Act of 1934, passed on May 9, 1934 was an amendment to the Agricultural Adjustment Act that reclassified sugar crop as basic commodity, subject to the provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act enacted the previous year. Sponsored by Senator Edward P. Costigan (D-CO) and Representative John Marvin Jones (D-TX), the act was a New Deal effort to salvage an ailing sugar industry by imposing protective tariffs and quotas along with a direct subsidy to growers of sugar cane and sugar beet. (en)
- Le Sugar Act de 1934, aussi connu sous le nom d'Amendement Jones-Costigan, est un amendement américain à l'Agricultural Adjustment Act, reclassifiant le sucre comme un produit de base, et dont l'objectif était de sauver une industrie du sucre en difficulté en imposant des tarifs et des quotas de protection, et en subventionnant directement les producteurs de canne et de betterave à sucre. Il tire son nom de ses deux promoteurs, le sénateur progressiste Edward P. Costigan (Colorado) et le député démocrate (Texas). Modifié à de nombreuses reprises, il est remplacé en 1948 par une nouvelle version, accordant un traitement préférentiel à Cuba. (fr)
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| - The Jones-Costigan Amendment, also known as the Sugar Act of 1934, passed on May 9, 1934 was an amendment to the Agricultural Adjustment Act that reclassified sugar crop as basic commodity, subject to the provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act enacted the previous year. Sponsored by Senator Edward P. Costigan (D-CO) and Representative John Marvin Jones (D-TX), the act was a New Deal effort to salvage an ailing sugar industry by imposing protective tariffs and quotas along with a direct subsidy to growers of sugar cane and sugar beet. (en)
- Le Sugar Act de 1934, aussi connu sous le nom d'Amendement Jones-Costigan, est un amendement américain à l'Agricultural Adjustment Act, reclassifiant le sucre comme un produit de base, et dont l'objectif était de sauver une industrie du sucre en difficulté en imposant des tarifs et des quotas de protection, et en subventionnant directement les producteurs de canne et de betterave à sucre. Il tire son nom de ses deux promoteurs, le sénateur progressiste Edward P. Costigan (Colorado) et le député démocrate (Texas). Modifié à de nombreuses reprises, il est remplacé en 1948 par une nouvelle version, accordant un traitement préférentiel à Cuba. (fr)
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