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Capps (Worth 3 points) Sept. 5 2011 EQ #1 – AGEC 105 Capps (Worth 3 points) Sept. 5 2011 Suppose that the Beltrand family owns a farm near San Angelo, Texas. Three options exist for how to best use the farm: Option 1. Raise lambs and earn a profit of $425,000. Production expenses amount to $200,000. Option 2: Raise cattle and earn a profit of $475,000. Production expenses amount to $400,000. Option 3: Grow cotton and earn a profit of $600,000. Production expenses amount to $300,000. (1/2 pt) (a) Which option should the Beltrand family undertake? (1/2 pt) (b) What is the opportunity cost in this decision? (1/2 pt) (c) What is the total economic cost in this decision?

(1/2 pt) 2. The branch of economics that deals with the behavior of dairy producers is ____________. (1/2 pt) 3. Concern is expressed about what ought to be the minimum wage for American workers. This issue corresponds to what branch of economics? (1/2 pt) 4. _____________ is an applied social science that deals with how producers, consumers, and societies use scarce resources in the food and fiber sector.