Question

proper example of marketed and maketable surplus​

Answer 1

Answer:

Marketable Surplus - The portion of produce, after excluding the farm requirements, available to a farmer to sell.

Marketed surplus - Actual amount of produce sold by the farmer.

Eg. - If a farmer has a produce of 100 quintals.

Farm requirements - 2 Q - seeds,

10 Q - Family,

5 Q - Livestock.

Total - 17 Q

Actually sold - 60 Q (23 Q may be kept for future sales.)

So marketed surplus - 60Q

Marketable surplus - 83 Q

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