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From 1950 to 2015 the number of people who lived on farms fell from 23 million to fewer than 3 million? Which of the following factors have contributed to this trend?

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rapid growth in farm production and low income and price elasticities for food products

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government policies that have increased the cost of living and working on farms

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increases in the cost of farming and a desire for young adults to move to urban areas

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slow growth in agricultural productivity and low income elasticities for food products

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