9th Class Social Science The Story of Village Palampur Question Bank 9th CBSE Social Science The Story of Village Palampur

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      Let us take 3 farmers. Each has grown wheat on his field though the production is different (see column 2). The consumption of wheat by each family is the same (column 3). The whole of surplus wheat this year is used as capital for next year's  production.  Also  suppose production is twice the capital used in production.                   (i) Complete the tables. Farmer 1
      Production Consumption Surplus ? Production- Consumption Capital for the Next Year
    Year 1 100 40 60 60
    Year 2 120 40 - -
    Year 3 - 40 - -
    Farmer 2
      Production Consumption Surplus Capital for the Next Year
    Year 1 80 40 - -
    Year 2 - 40 - -
    Year 3 - 40 - -
    Farmer 3
      Production Consumption Surplus ? Production- Consumption Capital for the Next Year
    Year 1 60 40 - -
    Year 2 - 40 - -
    Year 3 - 40 - -
    (ii) Compare the production of wheat by the three farmers over the years. (iii) What happens to farmer 3 in year 3? Can he continue production? What will he have to do to continue production?

    Answer:

                      (i) Farmer 1
      Production Consumption Surplus- Production- Consumption Capital for the Next Year
    Year 1 100 40 60 60
    Year 2 120 40 80 80
    Year 3 160 40 120 120
    Farmer 2
      Production Consumption Surplus Capital for the Next Year
    Year 1 80 40 40 40
    Year 2 80 40 40 40
    Year 3 80 40 40 40
    Farmer 3
      Production Consumption Surplus Capital for the Next Year
    Year 1 60 40 20 20
    Year 2 40 40 00 00
    Year 3 00 40 -40 -40
    (ii) Comparison of wheat production of the three farmers over the year was as follows
      Farmer 1 Farmer 2 Farmer 3
    Year 1 100 80 60
    Year 2 120 80 40
    Year 3 160 80 00
    Farmer 1 The production of wheat of the first farmer increased from 100 to 160. Farmer 2 The production of wheat of the second farmer was constant at 80. Farmer 3 The production of wheat of the third farmer declined from 60 to 0. (iii) In the third year, the third farmer did not produce any wheat and had to buy it from the market, indicated by the negative sign. He cannot continue production any longer unless he arranges capital, as he has no surplus to invest as capital.


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