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Any animal that is raised for the sole purpose of making money for the farmer. Examples of this are chickens, and cows. The reason is because a farmer raises chickens and cows with intent to sell them or products from them for a profit.
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What is Economic animal?
The Japanese
Is Killing animal for economic gain is acceptable?
killing animals for economic gain is acceptable
Why is man called an economic animal?
because man provide his basic want and need
Did Henri Fayol say man is an economic animal?
No No!! Frederick Winslow Taylor described man as arational-economicanimal.Which means that man is onlyconcerned withmaximizinghis economic gain.:)
Types of humor?
serious, dirty, happy, sad, animal, natural, economic, love, celebrity, etc.
What has the author Cole Gustafson written?
Cole Gustafson has written: 'Costs of producing major crops in North Dakota, 1983-85' -- subject(s): Agricultural prices, Agriculture, Crops, Economic aspects of Agriculture 'Cost of producing crops, livestock, and milk in the United States-- 1975-81' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Animal industry, Dairying, Economic aspects of Agriculture, Economic aspects of Animal industry, Economic aspects of Dairying
Which factors responsible for decline in animal population related to political causes including active laws?
economic causes
What animal is the most important to Arkansas?
The razorback hog is a symbol of Arkansas . From an economic standpoint, chickens are more important.
What is most popular Animal in Puerto Rico?
While it has no economic or environmental significance the Coqui is of cultural and symbolic value to Puerto Rico.
What economic law states that the quantity of a good or service that consumers will buy varies inversely with the price of the good or service?
India's national animal is tiger
What has the author Osmond Phillip Breland written?
Osmond Phillip Breland has written: 'Animal friends and foes' -- subject(s): Economic Zoology, Lending library
What 5 major economic goals?
Economic Effiency Economic Freedom Economic Security Economic Equity Economic growth and Innovation
