Chapter 6. European Farm Surpluses

EIA Activity: European Farm Surpluses

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    Assume that you are a large scale wheat farmer who has been asked by the U.S. government not to produce this year. Now assume the government has offered to pay you, since you are not allowed to produce wheat. Assume you can make, on average, $296.14 per metric ton by selling wheat. What price per metric ton would be acceptable for you to receive from the government not to produce? Discuss.

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