A country is highly reliant on producing an agricultural commodity, good X. It chooses to set up a buffer stock scheme for good X. The government sets aside a fixed sum of money to establish and operate the scheme. In which case is the scheme least likely to exhaust its funds?
- Aglobal demand for good X: constant; cost of storing good X: high; ability of new farmers to start growing good X: easy
- Bglobal demand for good X: rising; cost of storing good X: low; ability of new farmers to start growing good X: easy
- Cglobal demand for good X: constant; cost of storing good X: high; ability of new farmers to start growing good X: difficult
- Dglobal demand for good X: rising; cost of storing good X: low; ability of new farmers to start growing good X: difficult