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Inputs that are substituted at constant rate are called
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- are either convex to the origin of slopes from left to right of a production stage
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The technical relationship between factor input and output is referred to what?
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What type of elasticity of demand is used as a planning tool to classify goods as superior and inferior goods?
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The transformation of inputs into marketable output is referred to what?
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Cost of raw materials and wages of labour are examples of
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- is the stage of production curve where the marginal product less and average product increases
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- is only used for diagnostic purpose where one basic input is the limiting factor
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Isocline, ridgeline and - are the basic terms in the three stages of production function under the factorfactor relationship
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What are classified as substitutes and complementary in nature?
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Stages I and II of the production function are uneconomical for production. “True” or “False”
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What breaks bulk commodity in order to satisfy many customers?
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Fertilizers, agrochemicals, and seeds used in farming activities is referred to as
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All these are types of marginal returns except;
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What relationship occurs when the price and quantities demanded of a commodity in a given market?
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High and increase in cost of production is an example of technical problem in Nigerian agricultural production “True” or “false|”.
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17. Another name for agarian is
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Which of the following is not a reason for the negative slope of the demand curve?
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The activities involved in the transfer of goods are referred to as Function
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A condition where there is no substitute of commodity is known as --
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s used to determine the stage of overall production process
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What is a measure of the sensitivity of demand to changes in income called?
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Capital and classical measures are proxy to
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Storage, transportation and processing are examples of .. function
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Financing, production and distribution of a given commodity is a form of ..
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The process whereby the self – interest of buyers and sellers stimulate the needs of people is known as what?
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What measures the amount of total output increase as input increases?
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- is the stage of production curve where the marginal product less than the average product
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In law of demand, the quantity demanded of a commodity increases as the price does what?
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What type of demand occurs if the change in demand of a commodity is 10% when the price change is 10%?
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Power failure and insufficient storage facilities are factors that affect -- of agricultural products
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What is the major panacea for the management of economic problem?
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function is very simple, easy to work with and commonly taught for academic exercise in agricultural production function
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What type of demand occurs if the change in demand of a commodity is 10% when the price change is 20%?
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-- is the rate at which inputs substitute for each other to maintain a constant output
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All these are factors influencing the supply of a commodity except;
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Agricultural production function guides farmers in decision making. “True” or “False
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A situation whereby no trade name or trademarks to distinguish the supply of one another from that of another is known as what?
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What is the elasticity measurement if the changes in both quantity and the factors of interest at large?
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The condition where there is no substitute of commodity is called what?
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What is the process of bargaining on the price of the commodity between a few sellers and a few buyers?
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What marketing function describes what happens or what can happen to a product between the time of production and time of purchase by the final consumer
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Seasonality and perishability are examples of --
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What are the conditions that must be present in markets where buyers and sellers meet to fix prices and exchange goods and services?
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are inputs that increases outputs when consumed in fixed proportions or otherwise no output production
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Through what process does the stage of overall production process is achieved?
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All these are types of income elasticity of supply except;
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serves as a lubricant in enabling distribution to work smoothly and preventing the development of bottlenecks
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are costs that do not vary with the level of output
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-- is the process of satisfying human needs by bringing precuts to people in the proper form at the appropriate time and place they need the products
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