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What is Gross National Product (GNP)?

The total value of goods and services produced by a country's residents, including income from abroad.

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What is Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?

The total value of goods and services produced within a country's borders.

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What is Value-Added Agriculture?

Processing raw agricultural products to increase their economic value.

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What is a Supply Chain?

The system involved in producing, processing, and distributing agricultural products.

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What is the Multiplier Effect?

Economic impact where one industry supports growth in related industries.

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What is an Export Commodity?

Agricultural products sold to foreign markets.

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What is Trade Balance?

The difference between a nation's exports and imports.

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What is Vertical Integration?

Control of multiple stages of production within one company.

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What is a Global Market?

International trade system connecting producers and consumers worldwide.

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What is Price Elasticity?

How much demand changes in response to price changes.

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How does animal agriculture contribute to U.S. GNP?

Through livestock production, processing, exports, employment, and related industries.

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Why is animal agriculture considered a value-added industry?

Raw products are processed into higher-value goods like meat, dairy, and fiber.

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How does livestock production support rural economies?

It creates jobs, supports local businesses, and stabilizes farm income.

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What role do animal products play in international trade?

They are major U.S. exports that strengthen trade relationships and generate revenue.

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Why is animal agriculture economically important beyond farming?

It supports transportation, veterinary services, equipment manufacturing, and retail.

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How does technological advancement impact economic productivity in animal science?

It increases efficiency, reduces costs, and improves output.

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Why is animal agriculture considered a global industry?

Products are traded internationally and influenced by global supply and demand.

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How do disease outbreaks impact the animal agriculture economy?

They reduce production, limit trade, and cause financial losses.

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Why are animal products essential in developing economies?

They provide income, nutrition, employment, and trade opportunities.

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How does the U.S. livestock industry influence global food security?

It supplies affordable protein to international markets.

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What happens to global prices when animal production declines?

Prices rise due to reduced supply.

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Why is biosecurity important for global trade?

Disease-free status maintains export access.

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What is the most immediate economic effect of a major beef processing plant closing?

Reduced employment and disruption of the supply chain.

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What economic outcome is most likely if a country bans U.S. pork imports due to disease concerns?

Decreased export revenue and surplus in domestic markets.

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How does adopting automation in feeding systems affect GNP?

Increases efficiency and long-term productivity.

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How does global demand for dairy increasing impact U.S. animal agriculture?

Higher production, increased exports, and greater revenue.

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What is the effect of sharply rising fuel prices on animal agriculture profitability?

Increased transportation and feed costs reduce profit margins.

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What economic consequence follows a drought reducing feed availability nationwide?

Higher feed prices and reduced livestock production.

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What economic impact occurs when consumers shift toward plant-based alternatives?

Reduced demand may lower animal product prices.

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Why does animal agriculture have a strong multiplier effect?

It supports many connected industries beyond direct production.

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How does vertical integration affect global competitiveness?

It lowers costs and increases consistency of products.

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Why is animal agriculture less price elastic than luxury goods?

Food is a basic necessity with stable demand.

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How does export diversification protect the animal agriculture economy?

It reduces dependence on a single market.

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Why does increased productivity sometimes lower market prices?

Higher supply reduces price if demand stays constant.

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How does animal science impact U.S. GNP and global trade?

It contributes through production, processing, exports, employment, and international food supply.

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What are the long-term economic benefits of investing in animal health research?

Healthier animals improve productivity and reduce losses.

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How does consumer confidence affect animal agriculture markets?

Higher confidence increases demand and production levels.