Grazing fees on public lands have changed little because

A. Political pressures ensure they remain high
B. Political pressures ensure they remain low
C. The public feels that the price is right
D. Livestock owners cannot afford higher fees
E. They remain at market value, so there is no reason to change them


Answer: B

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