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managed. To manage with the yield of this year's harvest, we would therefore—if everything else is equal and next year’s harvest arrives at the usual time—only need 11/13 of an ordinary, average harvest yield: therefore 2/13 less than usual. The high prices that occurred immediately after the harvest certainly reduce grain consumption until the next harvest by 1/4 of the usual amount; instead of 1/4 or 3/12, I set the even lower 3/13, which together with the above 2/13 makes 5/13. For twenty years, these or those regions of Germany were the scene of a war that destroyed fields and harvests and consumed a considerable part of the yield of the fields that were not destroyed. Assuming that in the war years only