Technology in the cotton industry The United States is the third largest producer of cotton, behind China and India, but it is the world's largest exporter. Cotton has long been an important crop in the United States and its history is elosely tied to the legacy of slavery. Since World War II, cotton production in the United States has ween signticant improvements in technology. Genetically modified seeds, as well as planting, hervesting and transportation technologies, have improved productive efficiency, increasing yield per acre signticantly over time, as shown in Figure 3. Source: " USDA "Figure 3. Improved productivity in cotton yields in the United States over time, partly due to technological improvements. This short video explains how these technological improvements help one farmer produce an incredible amount of cotton on his farm . Questions to consider: - Draw a diagram to show the impact of one of the technologies mentioned in the video on the supply of cotton in the United States. Make sure to fully label all axes and the two supply curves. - How might the use of these sophisticated technologies in high-income countries like the United States affect the ability of low-income countries to compete in world markets in agricultural goods