A) decrease in price will increase farm incomes.
B) increase in price will decrease farm incomes.
C) decrease in price will decrease farm incomes.
D) increase in price will not change farm incomes.
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A) policy attempts to bolster low farm income, while the real problem is an overallocation of resources to agriculture.
B) policy deals with the overallocation of resources to agriculture, while the basic farm problem is low incomes.
C) policy attempts to bolster low farm incomes, while the real problem is an underallocation of resources to agriculture.
D) restriction of output in the short run may reduce productive capacity in agriculture in the long run.
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A) and quantity of agricultural products will increase.
B) and quantity of agricultural products will decrease.
C) of agricultural products will increase, but the quantity will decrease.
D) of agricultural products will decrease, but the quantity will increase.
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A) 128.
B) 78.
C) 65.
D) 35.
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A) more people to be attracted to farming.
B) a decrease in the size of the average farm.
C) a reduction in the number of people in farming.
D) a reduction in the surpluses produced by farmers.
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A) direct payments.
B) cash rebates.
C) countercyclical payments.
D) marketing loans.
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A) received in year A could buy 120 percent as much as prices received in the base period.
B) received in the base period could buy 120 percent as much as prices received in year A.
C) received in year A had risen by 120 percent over the prices received in the base period.
D) paid by farmers in year A had risen by 120 percent over the prices paid in the base period.
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A) prices fluctuating more in agriculture than in other industries.
B) prices fluctuating less in agriculture than in other industries.
C) higher prices for agricultural products.
D) lower prices for agricultural products.
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A) direct payment coverage.
B) countercyclical payment coverage.
C) price loss coverage.
D) agricultural risk coverage.
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A) total amount received by wheat farmers.
B) total profits of wheat farmers.
C) amount the government will pay to wheat farmers.
D) amount private buyers of wheat will pay to wheat farmers.
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A) economies of scale and the substitution effect.
B) diminishing marginal returns and the income effect.
C) increasing marginal cost and the income effect.
D) the substitution effect and diminishing marginal utility.
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A) Gross income will be unchanged, although profits will rise.
B) Gross income will increase from 0 MFG to 0 BKL.
C) Gross income will increase from 0 AJH to 0 BCG.
D) Gross income will decrease from 0 BCG to 0 BKL.
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A) $300.
B) $900.
C) $1,800.
D) $2,700.
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A) large changes in agricultural production result in no change in farm prices and incomes.
B) small changes in agricultural production result in no change in farm prices and incomes.
C) large changes in agricultural production result in relatively smaller changes in farm prices and incomes.
D) small changes in agricultural production result in relatively larger changes in farm prices and incomes.
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