One of the three major farm problems is instability of farm prices. Naim 20:33 Add Comment One of the three major farm problems is instability of farm prices. Answer: True
Parity price means prices that will give a unit of an agricultural commodity the same purchasing power that unit had in some previous period. Naim 20:32 Add Comment Parity price means prices that will give a unit of an agricultural commodity the same purchasing power that unit had in some previous period. Answer: True
Women, Infants and children (WIC) is an example of a demand expansion program. Naim 20:32 Add Comment Women, Infants and children (WIC) is an example of a demand expansion program. Answer: True
Speculators in the futures market make money from the rise and fall of prices. Naim 20:32 Add Comment Speculators in the futures market make money from the rise and fall of prices. Answer: True
There is only one way to settle a futures contract, and that is to take delivery of a commodity. Naim 20:32 Add Comment There is only one way to settle a futures contract, and that is to take delivery of a commodity. Answer: False
The number of open contracts in the market is equal to the open interest. Naim 20:32 Add Comment The number of open contracts in the market is equal to the open interest. Answer: True
Donuts are a example of a production activity. Naim 20:31 Add Comment Donuts are a example of a production activity. Answer: True
There can only be positive production externalities. Naim 20:31 Add Comment There can only be positive production externalities. Answer: False
Hedonic Pricing involves determining the value of an amenity by asking people how much they are willing to pay for it. Naim 20:31 Add Comment Hedonic Pricing involves determining the value of an amenity by asking people how much they are willing to pay for it. Answer: False
Non market goods from the forest include wilderness, oxygen, water quantity and wood. Naim 20:31 Add Comment Non market goods from the forest include wilderness, oxygen, water quantity and wood. Answer: False, wood is not a non market good
Market Goods from the forest include wood, homesites and oxygen. Naim 20:30 Add Comment Market Goods from the forest include wood, homesites and oxygen. Answer: False, Oxygen is not a market good
Cows and trees would be considered a biological resource. Naim 20:30 Add Comment Cows and trees would be considered a biological resource. Answer: True
Rangeland overgrazing diminishes the quantity and productivity of the resources. Naim 20:30 Add Comment Rangeland overgrazing diminishes the quantity and productivity of the resources. Answer: True
Product flow from cows and trees can maintained indefinitely. Naim 20:30 Add Comment Product flow from cows and trees can maintained indefinitely. Answer: True
Cows trees exhibit characteristics of flow and fund resources. Naim 20:29 Add Comment Cows trees exhibit characteristics of flow and fund resources. Answer: True
A fund resource in one that has quantities fixed in their natural state. Naim 20:29 Add Comment A fund resource in one that has quantities fixed in their natural state. Answer: True
All of the following are reasons for price risk except for: Naim 20:28 Add Comment All of the following are reasons for price risk except for: A. Quota programs B. Time Difference between production and marketing C. Uncertain Nature of farm insurance D. National and international policies Answer: A
Common Property is considered all of the following except Naim 20:28 Add Comment Common Property is considered all of the following except A. federal Forest B. Air we Breath C. Ocean and lake fisheries D. Private Rock Quarries Answer: D
The demand expansion programs include all of the following except: Naim 20:27 Add Comment The demand expansion programs include all of the following except: A. School breakfast and lunch programs B. Food Stamp Program C. WIC D. Capper Volstead Act Answer: D
Speculators do all of the following except for: Naim 20:27 Add Comment Speculators do all of the following except for: A. Provide risk capital B. Provide volume and liquidity C. Keep hedgers from using the market for their benefit D. Keep markets in alignment Answer: C