When an inducer molecule attaches to the repressor protein, what happens to the repressor protein?

When an inducer or a possible effector molecule binds to the repressor protein, there is a conformational change within the repressor protein causing it to fall of the DNA sequence that it has bounded to.

This allows gene transcription to occur. As the RNA polymerase can access the promoter sequence for instance.

Labor costs would be a large factor holding production of shade-grown coffee back. if it requires higher labor costs to receive a smaller benefit per hectare, then these costs would be prohibitive on expanding this practice to all coffee growing.

Im pretty sure it would be climax