Which of these best explains how farmers might benefit from increased food marketing costs: 1. Food marketing can shift the farm-level demand curve rightward 2. Farm families would buy less food 3. Rising marketing costs would lower food marketing profits 4. Spending more for marketing would reduce the numbers of farmers 5. With higher costs, consumers would feel sorry for farmers and buy more food

Which of these best explains how farmers might benefit from increased food marketing costs: 1. Food marketing can shift the farm-level demand curve rightward 2. Farm families would buy less food 3. Rising marketing costs would lower food marketing profits 4. Spending more for marketing would reduce the numbers of farmers 5. With higher costs, consumers would feel sorry for farmers and buy more food

Principles of Management

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Chapter17: Organizational Planning And Controlling

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3CTQ: The case focuses on U.S. markets. How are European markets affected by holiday shopping?

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