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Q. Among foodgrains, international trade of rice is quite small because ________

A
Rice gets spoilt during storage and transport
B
It is not the main food grain of human consumption
C
Its transport cost is high
D
Major producer regions are major consumers also

Correct Answer

Major producer regions are major consumers also

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