A) 20 percent.
B) 40 percent.
C) 50 percent.
D) 80 percent.
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A) parity ratio.
B) taxpayers' burden.
C) efficiency gain.
D) efficiency loss.
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A) increase the interest costs for farmers.
B) maintain high production levels for farm products.
C) limit the adoption of new technology to increase output.
D) give control over production and prices to a few, large agribusinesses.
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A) It takes a small decline in price to induce a large increase in the amount of agricultural products demanded.
B) The marginal utility of additional units of agricultural output diminishes very rapidly.
C) Small increases in income cause demand to increase by a proportionately larger amount.
D) When price declines, the resulting substitution effect is very large.
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A) guaranteed declining annual "transition payments" through 2002.
B) given higher price supports for a larger number of agricultural products.
C) protected by tariffs on imported agricultural products after 2002.
D) allowed to consolidate smaller farms with larger farms to make farming more efficient.
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A) population of the United States have been greater than increases in the productivity of agriculture.
B) population of the United States have been greater than decreases in the productivity of agriculture.
C) incomes of U.S. consumers result in more than proportionate increases in their spending on agricultural products.
D) incomes of U.S. consumers result in less than proportionate increases in their spending on agricultural products.
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A) Farmers' variable costs are high compared with their fixed costs.
B) Farmers' fixed costs are high compared with their variable costs.
C) Farmers' prices received are greater than prices paid for agricultural products.
D) Farmers' prices paid are greater than prices received for agricultural products.
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A) raise price and decrease total revenues.
B) raise price and increase total revenues.
C) lower price and decrease total revenues.
D) lower price and increase total revenues.
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A) increase demand and decrease supply of farm products.
B) decrease demand and increase supply of farm products.
C) increase demand and increase supply of farm products.
D) decrease demand and decrease supply of farm products.
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A) The growth in the demand for farm products has exceeded the growth in the supply of such products, causing rising farm product prices and falling farm income.
B) The growth in the supply of farm products has exceeded the growth in the demand for such products, causing falling farm product prices and falling farm income.
C) The supply of farm products has increased while the demand for such products has decreased, causing falling farm product prices and falling farm income.
D) The demand for farm products has increased while the supply of such products has decreased, causing rising farm product prices and rising farm income.
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A) reduce the price of ethanol-blended gasoline.
B) bolster the demand for corn.
C) reduce the surplus supply of corn.
D) increase the importation of ethanol.
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A) $12 billion.
B) $20 billion.
C) $16 billion.
D) $40 billion.
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A) income inelastic.
B) income elastic.
C) price inelastic.
D) price elastic.
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