listen to this podcast: The Bees Go To California https://www.npr.org/2021/01/08/955018944/the-bees-go-to-california-classic Wes Card is a beekeeper. He cares for his bees and harvests their honey for several months of the year. But, come spring, he ships his bees to Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California--to put the bees to work as master pollinators. Question: Why would bees be important to agribusiness or small farms? Couldn't robots be developed to replace them? Why or why not? In your opinion (yes, this is normative), do the marginal benefits of shipping the bees exceed the marginal costs? How would you address the costs? Please keep in mind what you learned this week about comparative advantage. Please Note: There is no "right" or "wrong" answer. We may all have different opinions. The purpose of this exercise is to allow you to apply the new knowledge you were given and to get you thinking about a topic you may have not given much thought to in the past. Please remember to be respectful of others