Whenever two items substitute for one another in doing the same job, it will often pay to use a little more of one and a little less of the other as costs for the two vary. Take broiler rations, for example

Balloun, Stanley

Heady, Earl O.

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Whenever two items substitute for one another in doing the same job, it will often pay to use a little more of one and a little less of the other as costs for the two vary. Take broiler rations, for example.</p

Heady, Earl

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Least-Cost Rations for Broilers

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Least-Cost Rations for Broilers

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