George Peek devised a plan to support the economic interests of agricultural producers. The plan involved: Group of answer choices Sale of commodities purchased by the United States on the world market at prices that would ensure a profitable return for the United States Establishment of the McNary-Haugen Center for the Study of Agricultural Economics, which created an institute at the University of Illinois that specialized in implementing the Peek plan for corn Government purchase of commodities to help maintain prices for the commodity at a rate equivalent to the prices during the Golden Age