1. Which of the following statements best describes the strategy of many potato growers since 2005?
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Growers have worked together to reduce supply and stabilize demand. As a result, equilibrium price has been propped up and allowed farmers to earn what they consider a decent profit. |
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because efforts by potato growers to restrict supply are illegal in the United States, they have focused exclusively on increasing demand to increase their profits. |
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Growers have restricted supply so much that there is now a severe shortage of potatoes in the United States. |
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Growers have continued to compete vigorously with each other, causing prices and profits to decrease. |
1) As described in the text, which of the following statements best describes the strategy of many potato growers since 2005?
Answer- D) Growers have continued to compete vigorously with each other, causing prices and profits to decrease.
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