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Analyzing Farmer Loan Decisions
A farmer takes out two separate loans. The first loan is used to purchase a new, more efficient irrigation system for their fields. The second loan is used to buy food and other household necessities until the next harvest. Compare these two uses of borrowed funds in terms of their expected impact on the farmer's future income and overall financial situation.
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