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. Farm financial record studies . h tractor- --__ Excess of sales over cash expenses-Decrease in inventory ------- 269.991.3 6.S6 9.63 -2.77 1U9191 262, 991.3 9.5s 9.23 .35 15519U 120.U 39.929.U 13.9 U7.5U9.0 27.126.5 255, U93.0 10.67-5.93 139igg 109, 137.9 2S.220.g U6, 6U7, 0 29, 025.0 103.7 35.s 21.S UU.9U6.030.6 21.g 1 055110 52 llg 6.5 51 66 5.U6U.30 905139 77121 6.352 7S U.gU^.79 1 29gg637 12l|. 6.U5355 6.72k.33 3.152.00 20U 59U.05 lUo.70 1 U661 UU9 2.g21.90159 39 3.7I1 96.67 3.932.U6 239 96U.5U 225 .69 1 7U1932 1 217 1 929 .t-172- Farm Sprnjn.-:s and the C-e?ieral Price-Lev°l Records of Illinois farra earnings available since 1915 show thatfarm profits drop rapidly during periods when the general price-level isdeclining. This as true for the years I92O and 1921 and also for I93Oand 1931. (See graph). Index of PricRs250 225200175150125100 755025 Rate earned16^ Farm prices in U. S. Aug. 1909-July 191^1 = 100Prices paid by fanners, A.v^, 1909-July I91U = 100 Rate earned on investment, accounting farms, central Illinois.. 10 Ik 12 6 1915 16 117 IS «19 «20 21 22 «23 «2U 25 26 »27 2S 29 30 13I -2 -1; INFLIEZTCE OF PRICE CHA2IQZS OH lAFM EARII^TGS 1915-1931 Parm earnings reflect immediately changes in the farmerspurchasing power. The decline in the general price level whichstarted in I92O caused a wide spread to occur between the pricespaid by farmers for goods purchased and the prices received for farmproducts sold. This spread narrowed from I923 to I929 hut widenedagain in I93O and 1931* The average rate earned on investment on ac-count keeping farms in central Illinois, which was g percent in I919, dropped to a loss of 1 percent in I52I and recovered to an average ofabout k percent for the period 1922 to I929. Wlien the price-levelwent down again in 1930> the rate earned on investment dropped toabout 1 percent and in 1931 tbe average for account-keeping farms incentral Illinois indicated a loss of about 1 percent. -173- A^mUAL FABM BUSINESS HSPORT PIT TEIHIY-TWO
