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What is a common argument against fertiliser subsidies?
AThey push farm prices up
BGains go to fertiliser makers
CThey ban use of HYV seeds
DThey cut state spending a lot
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Gains go to fertiliser makers
Critics note that much fertiliser subsidy benefits the fertiliser industry and prosperous-region farmers while burdening finances.
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