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Why is it that even though the price the farmer gets for the foodhe sells will fall, the retail price need not fall so much ormay even rise?

category

economics

options

  1. Inflationary pressures on the overall economy
  2. Retailers are increasing their profit margins
  3. Farmers are being underpaid
  4. Consumer preferences for fabricated food and less technological progress in processing and marketing
  5. Retailers are absorbing the cost of promotions and discounts
  6. The cost of raw materials is increasing
  7. A change in exchange rates impacting import prices
  8. Government subsidies affecting retail pricing structures

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