Denmark Agriculture Commerce

Chalk cliffs on the island off Moen mittee which has general powers of supervision over the entire country. The system has particularly helped the position of the small landowners. Each member, irrespective of the size of his farm or the extent of his production, receives his proportionate share of the profits and has an equal voice in the management of the societies. Moreover, it has placed the small as well as the large property owners in a position where they may obtain credit for extensions and improve- ments. In the Cooperative Societies, Denmark has what appears to be one of her strongest assurances against Bolshevism. Shipping In normal times, shipping together with agriculture formed the chief sources of Danish prosperity. As early as the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries Denmark had taken an active part in the overseas trade of the world. During the fifty years before the war Danish shipping was developed to 20