A farmer produces three types of crops A, B and C on his land. A covers 50% of the land, B 30 % and C 20%. Crops B and C require more fertiliser than A to grow. Crop C requires pesticides to grow and A requires artificial watering (irrigation) water to grow. Which of the following changes will not make the farmer increase the cover of both B and C? Vælg én svarmulighed O The implementation of a water tax O The implementation of a subsidy on fertiliser O The price of pesticides falls The price of A falls

A farmer produces three types of crops A, B and C on his land. A covers 50% of the land, B 30 % and C 20%. Crops B and C require more fertiliser than A to grow. Crop C requires pesticides to grow and A requires artificial watering (irrigation) water to grow. Which of the following changes will not make the farmer increase the cover of both B and C? Vælg én svarmulighed O The implementation of a water tax O The implementation of a subsidy on fertiliser O The price of pesticides falls The price of A falls

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

14th Edition

ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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