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Business, 11.10.2019 02:00, 9826zed

Consider the given simple economy. sheepnip co. makes sheep feed. better-bald inc. purchases sheep feed for the sheep it raises and sells wool. sweeter sweaters inc. makes and sells wool sweaters. sheepnip co. better-bald inc. sweeter sweaters inc. sheep feed $0 $1900 $0 wool $0 $0 $3150 wages $700 $300 $550 interest payments $400 $100 $50 rent $700 $100 $650 profits $100 $750 $800 what is the total payments (income) to factors of better-bald inc.? $

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