This legislation provided payments to farmers who limited production of crops.
People who did not follow this legislation had their outputs taxed at a rate of 50%, and its implementation was overseen by Chester Davis. Certain provisions in this legislation's successor were declared constitutional in the Supreme Court cases of Mulford v. Smith and Wickard v. Filburn. This legislation contained a bill named after an Oklahoma senator that greatly expanded the president's power to control monetary policy. The Thomas Amendment was attached as Title III to this legislation that Owen Roberts decided (*) violated the tenth amendment by controlling powers that should be left to the states in the Supreme Court case of Bulter v. U.S. This legislation provided payments to farmers who limited production of crops. For 10 points, name this 1933 New Deal Legislation.
People who did not follow this legislation had their outputs taxed at a rate of 50%, and its implementation was overseen by Chester Davis.
Agricultural Adjustment Act