Asked by maggie Radziszewski on Apr 29, 2024

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If the prices received by farmers increased and the prices paid by farmers also increased,the parity ratio:

A) will necessarily be unchanged.
B) may either increase or decrease.
C) will necessarily increase.
D) will necessarily decline.

Parity Ratio

A measure comparing the value of one set of goods, services, or incomes to another set, often used in agriculture, trade, or economics for comparative analysis.

Farmers

Individuals or entities involved in the practice of agriculture, raising living organisms for food or raw materials.

  • Grasp the rationale behind farm subsidies, including the parity concept and arguments for financial support.
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Kaija HedmanApr 30, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
The parity ratio is a measure comparing the prices farmers receive for their products with the prices they pay for goods and services. If both the prices received and paid by farmers increase, the effect on the parity ratio depends on the relative rates of these changes. If the prices received increase more than the prices paid, the parity ratio increases, and vice versa.