Purchasing power for farmers that is equal to a level achieved during a prior time period. Historically, parity was achieved when a bushel of farm commodities purchased the same quantity of goods that it could buy during the period 1910-1914. More recently, the parity level has been defined through a formula that relates to the average of the prices received
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