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A rancher is preparing to retire. He is considering selling half of his land and giving the other half to his children. He hears that development for a ski resort was just approved on land adjacent to his property. Which viable business opportunity does the retiring rancher foresee? Question 3 options:

An increase in land value

A decrease in land value

An increase in cattle sales

A decrease in local home sales

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