AGRI MARKETING FIN

AGRI MARKETING FIN

University

46 Qs

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AGRI MARKETING FIN

AGRI MARKETING FIN

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1.

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is the process involved in finding the price consumers are willing to pay for a particular product at a particular time. This involves supply of and demand for the product.

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Is a system through which a group of farmers join together to carry on some or all the process involved in bringing goods to the consumer.

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Latin word for market

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It is the quantity of the produce which producer-farmers actually sell in the market irrespective of their requirements for family consumption, farm needs and other payments.

5.

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Is the quantity of goods bought at a particular price at a particular moment.

6.

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is the quantity of goods on the market offered / sold at a particular price at a particular time.

7.

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It shows that when the price of goods increases, the quantity of goods supplied increases too, since increased prices (up to a level determined by consumers) means increased income for producers, which drives them to supply more product.

supply curve

demand curve

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