Bailly continued, "After signing the agreement, the Industrial Development Fund will immediately pay for one year's worth of goods. If necessary, the payment for the second year can also be made in advance."
Due to Poland's industrial backwardness, it has been reluctant to join the Stuttgart Trade Agreement. Thus, long-term contractual pricing is the best way to strengthen economic ties between France and Poland.
Moreover, with large advance payments flowing into Poland, the influence of the franc will further expand to various parts of Eastern Europe.
As for the issue of low-priced Polish goods affecting the income of French peers, Joseph already had a plan.
First, apart from wheat and lead, the goods purchased from Poland are all things that France severely lacks, especially copper and timber. Lowering these import costs is greatly beneficial to France's industry and military.
