Parity Pricing Refers to

Multiple Choice

Parity pricing refers to

A) a price floor that creates a desired relationship between the prices farmers have to pay for goods they buy and the prices they get for goods they sell
B) a price ceiling that creates a desired relationship between the prices farmers have to pay for goods they buy and the prices they get for goods they sell
C) the subsidization of farm prices in markets where new technology is adapted
D) the government's price intervention to create parity among various farm product prices, such as the price per bushel of corn, wheat, or soybeans
E) the government's price intervention to create income equality (or parity) among farms producing identical goods, such as corn or cotton, according to farm size