AboliK wrote:
Mathisxy wrote:
I don'r understand why B is correct. It says that the government will pay for the wheat at a price of 1 dollar cheaper per bushel than the price on the world market. Let's say if the price on the world market is 5 dollars per bushel, so the price of the government is 4 dollars per bushel. According the option B, the price on the world market will decrease, so maybe it decreases to 4 dollars per bushel 1 year later, and since the price of the government is 1 dollar cheaper, it should be 3 dollars per bushel then. So there will ALWAYS be a difference of 1 dollar per bushel on the price, no matter the world price increases or decreases. Therefore, I don't think option B is correct. You may argue that it is not indicated clearly that the govrenment price will ALWAYS be 1 dollar cheaper than the price on the world market, but it is not clearly said that the government price will stay FIXED all the time, either. It just said Suriland's wheat farmers are required to sell their crop to the government,
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Statistics : Posted by manasp35 • on 22 Sep 2019, 09:41 • Replies 71 • Views 45212
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