A) only the price of milk falling too low
B) only the price of feed rising too high
C) either the price of milk falling too low or the price of feed rising too high
D) if the collective revenue of all dairy farmers in the county fell too low
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A) low U.S. tariffs on imports of farm products.
B) subsidies to farmers in the European Community.
C) increasing world trade in agricultural commodities.
D) quotas imposed by the European Community on imported products.
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A) Food prices would rise, but farm incomes would decline.
B) Food prices would rise and farm incomes would rise.
C) Food prices would decline and farm incomes would decline.
D) Food prices would decline, but farm incomes would rise.
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A) it is based on relative prices from a long time ago.
B) it is not easily and objectively measured.
C) the index is tracked by the government, not the private sector.
D) there is no economic rationale for the concept.
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A) high price-elasticity for agricultural products.
B) fluctuations in weather patterns.
C) declining role of technological progress in agriculture.
D) greater dependence on exports to foreign markets.
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A) established price supports of 100 percent of parity.
B) restricted American exports by restricting shipments to specific communist nations.
C) expanded American exports by permitting less-developed countries to buy American surplus products with their own currencies.
D) provided job training to farmers and farm workers who move to urban areas seeking employment.
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A) do not increase by much because the price-changes are often small.
B) do not increase by much because there are no close substitutes.
C) increase significantly because the products satisfy basic needs.
D) increase significantly because the products have no close substitutes and are necessities.
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A) consistent with a price-support program.
B) contradictory to a price-support program.
C) consistent with a price-ceiling for the crop.
D) disadvantageous to the farmers of the crop.
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A) more-than-proportionate increase in the demand for agricultural products.
B) proportionate increase in the demand for agricultural products.
C) less-than-proportionate increase in the demand for agricultural products.
D) absolute decline in the amount of agricultural products consumed.
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A) P₂ to P₃ and Q₁ to Q₄.
B) P₁ to P₄ and Q₁ to Q₄.
C) P₂ to P₁ and Q₁ to Q₂.
D) P₄ to P₁ and Q₄ to Q₁.
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A) Brazil
B) Honduras
C) France
D) Japan
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A) family labor.
B) fertilizer.
C) property taxes.
D) interest and rent payments.
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A) maintained the "freedom to plant" and "direct-payment" features of the Freedom to Farm Act of 1996, and also provided countercyclical payments and marketing loans to assist farmers.
B) restored the U.S. price support system (for currently grown crops) that was ended in the Freedom to Farm Act of 1996.
C) ended the "freedom to plant" approach of the Freedom to Farm Act of 1996 and restored acreage allotments.
D) ended both direct payments and countercyclical payments to farmers.
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A) economies of scale.
B) production to be less profitable to farmers.
C) an underallocation of resources to this product.
D) an overallocation of resources to this product.
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A) the best farmland to be taken out of production by farmers.
B) the worst farmland to be taken out of production by farmers.
C) lower farm incomes.
D) lower farm prices.
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A) The rapid expansion of foreign incomes will reduce U.S. agricultural exports.
B) A decrease in the international value of the dollar will reduce U.S. agricultural exports.
C) An increase in the international value of the dollar will reduce U.S. agricultural exports.
D) Changes in the international value of the dollar have no effect on U.S. agricultural exports.
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