Answer:
b. Off-farm income is important to agricultural producers today.
c. Twenty percent of farmers produce 80% of the agricultural output in the food and fiber industry.
Explanation:
The food and fiber industry is divided into 4 main sectors:
- suppliers of farm inputs (including services and materials)
- farmers themselves (producers)
- processing and manufacturing of farm and fiber products
- marketing and distribution (wholesalers and retailers)
In the US, the food and fiber industry represents approximately 5.4% of GDP. It employs roughly around 21 million workers (including direct and indirect employment). The food and fiber industry is a net exporter, since it exports more than it imports. Currently, most farming value is concentrated on large farms, where smaller farms generally produce more livestock output while larger farms produce crops.
After WW2, there has been a tendency to substitute labor for capital, and to have more larger farms and less smaller ones.
This is actually a method used in attitude change. The answer
to this is:
“changing the perceived importance of a specific attribute”
<span>By making “freshness” an important product attribute, what
Pepsi cola inflicts to the customers is a mindset of giving importance to this
attribute since it was being neglected in the past.</span>
Answer:
The correct answer is 9.56%
Explanation:
Before tax cost of Debt = rate(nper,pmt,pv,fv) * 2
nper = 25*2 = 50
pmt = 1000*12%*1/2 = 60
pv = 1230.51
fv = 1000
Before tax cost of Debt = rate(50,60,-1230.51,1000)*2
Before tax cost of Debt = 9.56%
Answer:
Ernesto's payoff will be zero and Timothy's payoff will also be zero.
Explanation:
Ernesto and Timothy are involved in a game of rock, paper, scissors.
If a player wins his payoff is 1. If a player loses his payoff is -1.
If both players tie their payoff is 0.
Here, both Timothy and Ernesto chose paper. So, there will be a tie between them.
Thus, both of them will have zero as a payoff.
Answer:
the answer is B
Explanation:
paying your dept with your credit card well just make more dept.
