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Fact 11.3.1 A Pepsi, A Business Decision
PepsiCo has done a deal with 300 small Mexican farmers close to their two factories to buy corn at a guaranteed price. PepsiCo saves transportation costs and the use of local farms assures it access to the type of corn best suited to its products and processes. "That gives us great leverage because corn prices don't fluctuate so much, but transportation costs do," said Pedro Padierna, president of PepsiCo in Mexico.
Source: The New York Times, February 21, 2011
-Refer to Fact 11.3.1. The deal with farmers to avoid fluctuations in costs benefits PepsiCo for all the following reasons except
Short Run
In economics, a period during which at least one input, like factory size or machinery, is fixed and cannot be changed, as opposed to the long run where all factors can be varied.
Long Run
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Economic Profits
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Short Run
A period in economics during which at least one input is fixed and cannot be changed. It contrasts with the long run, where all inputs can be adjusted.
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