Question

explain marketable surplus ❤​

Answer 1

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➜ Marketed Surplus refers to the difference between the total output produced by a farmer and is own from consumption or we can say, The portion of agriculture produce which is sold in the market by the farmers is called as Marketable Surplus .

➜ If it is the Farmer's First year to grow a certain crop, he probably has to purchase seeds From Someone Else

➜ Marketable Surplus = Total farm output produced by farmer - own consumption of farm output.

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Answer 2

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Marketable surplus refers to difference between total output produced by a farmer and his own farm consumption