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North Central Indiana | Not necessarily. If you have the cash on hand but you can generate a return with your cash that is higher than the interest on an equipment note it would be foolish to pay cash due to the opportunity cost. Lots of economic principles involved if you really want to look at all the options. The guy that blew all of his cash on a nice shiny 8RX might have to sell it at a loss today because he’s cash poor and can’t get enough operating money. That’s not a cushion | |
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Where do farmers see cost cutting in their operations
