A) 1 percent.
B) 7 percent.
C) 10 percent.
D) 13 percent.
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A) monopolistically competitive or oligopolistic markets, while food-product markets are highly competitive.
B) highly competitive markets, while food-product markets are monopolistically competitive or oligopolistic.
C) monopolistically competitive or oligopolistic markets.
D) markets dominated by large firms.
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A) 20 percent.
B) 40 percent.
C) 50 percent.
D) 80 percent
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A) Farmers fared considerably better than most other economic groups during the Great Depression.
B) Farmers typically sell their products in highly competitive markets and buy in imperfectly competitive markets.
C) The principal beneficiaries of government farm subsidies have been the very-low-income farmers.
D) The use of price supports has accelerated the exodus of resources from agriculture.
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A) Farm households’ real income from a given amount of real output should stay the same from year to year.
B) The ratio of prices paid by farm households to prices received by farm households should remain about the same from year to year.
C) The average farm households’ income should remain at par or equal to the average income of all households.
D) Changes in the prices paid by farm households should be matched by a proportionate increase in the prices received by farmers.
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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) 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) farm incomes should remain stable over the business cycle.
B) a given output should always provide the farmer with the same real income.
C) the purchasing power of the farmer's dollar should rise each year.
D) the prices of farm commodities should remain stable.
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A) increase the supply of certain farm products.
B) increase the demand for certain farm products.
C) decrease the demand for certain farm products.
D) decrease the supply of certain farm products.
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A) urban legislators support farm legislation in exchange for rural legislators supporting urban-oriented legislation.
B) a relatively small number of farmers receive large benefits at the expense of a much larger group of taxpayers who individually suffer small losses.
C) politicians support farm subsidies because most of the associated costs are hidden rather than explicit.
D) the size of farm subsidies should vary directly with a farmer's earned income.
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A) The price of soybeans fell below a specified threshold.
B) The total revenue of all farmers in the county fell below a specified threshold.
C) The total revenue by all soybean growers in the county fell below a specified threshold.
D) The total revenue of all soybean farmers participating in the program fell below a specified threshold.
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A) changing the parity ratio
B) increasing product demand
C) buying more arable farm land
D) using crop revenue insurance
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A) attracting higher employment in the farm sector.
B) support for agricultural prices and income.
C) subsidized sale of U.S.farm products in world markets.
D) farm credit and financing.
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A) elimination of farm subsidies to soybean producers.
B) a decrease in the price of another farm crop that could be grown.
C) a decrease in the cost of soybean production.
D) an increase in consumer incomes.
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