Perhaps the most serious weakness of the Agricultural Adjustment Act was

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The Agricultural Adjustment Act primarily aimed to raise agricultural prices by reducing surpluses, which inadvertently failed to assist tenant farmers and sharecroppers. These groups often did not benefit directly from the subsidies because the payments went to landowners, who sometimes evicted tenant farmers to reduce production or kept the payments for themselves.

Perhaps the Most Serious Weakness of the Agricultural Adjustment Act