Titlebook: Economics in Horticulture; M. J. Sargent Textbook 1973Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1973 culture.economics.horticulture

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Maninder Kaur,Kawaljit Singh Sandhuf production. A price is paid for the use of each of them determined by a supply and demand interaction but all are scarce in supply. The prices of capital, land and labour are called interest, rent and wages, respectively. A grower invests his capital in an area of land and further introduces his o

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Price, yet horticultural produce finds a customer either at home or overseas, factory workers are fed and clothed and the products of their labours also find a sale. Although not immediately apparent there is a system operating which some economists have referred to as the ‘invisible hand’.

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Maninder Kaur,Kawaljit Singh Sandhuwn or borrowed capital in seeds, fertilisers and tools. He makes these productive by the application of his own or purchased labour. All are involved in production but we consider them separately here for convenience.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-59259-711-6 to the fixed mark. In horticultural locational studies we are also concerned with relative positions, those of horticultural holdings relative to markets at home and overseas and to the areas most favourable for production.

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