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(1) The farmer receives a payment of $ [a]from the crude oil producer.
(2) The value added by the farmer is $ [b]
b. The crude oil producer sells the 10,000 barrels pumped to a petroleum refiner at a price of $25 a barrel.
(1) The crude oil producer receives a payment of $ [c]from the refiner.
(2) The value added by the crude oil producer is $ [d]c. The refiner employs a pipeline company to transport the crude oil from the farmer's land to the refinery and pays the pipeline company a fee of $1 a barrel for the oil transported.
(1) The pipeline company receives a payment of $ [e]from the refiner.
(2) The value added by the company is $ [f]..
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