The 1990 Farm Act resulted in all of the following except
A) A reduction in the target prices for farm products.
B) A reduction in the amount of set-aside acreage.
C) More market surpluses being sold rather than stored in government warehouses.
D) An increase in government purchases of surpluses.

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The 1990 Farm Act aimed at reducing government intervention in the agricultural market, which included measures like lowering target prices and reducing set-aside acreage to encourage more market-oriented production. This would naturally lead to fewer surpluses being stored in government warehouses as more products were sold on the market, contradicting the idea of an increase in government purchases of surpluses.

The 1990 Farm Act Resulted in All of the Following