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Why does cash crops benefit landowners but do not help local people?
Many cash crops don't benefit the local people as the crops themselves aren't used locally, and are shipped far away. Additionally, in order to make a profit, the wages for working the fields are kept quite low as well.
Why doesn't the money made from fossil fuels such as oil always benefit the local people in the country that sells the product?
Probably because the local people are not in control.
What usually happened to share croppers who did not make enough mone from their crops to pay expenses?
Sharecroppers who failed to earn enough from their crops to cover expenses often fell into a cycle of debt. They were typically required to borrow money from landowners or local merchants to pay for seeds, tools, and living expenses, which could lead to further financial obligation. This situation frequently resulted in them being trapped in a system of exploitation, as they could lose their share of the harvest or even their rights to farm the land. Consequently, many sharecroppers remained impoverished and dependent on the landowners.
How does local community benefit from foreign investors?
positive impact,employement,development of local industries, improvement of local livelihood, expansion of business to local products
During the Agricultural Revolution in the 1700's Wealthy landowners increased food production by doing what?
They increased their labor forces and bought food from local farmers.
Why does cash crops benefit landowners but do not help local people?
Many cash crops don't benefit the local people as the crops themselves aren't used locally, and are shipped far away. Additionally, in order to make a profit, the wages for working the fields are kept quite low as well.
Why do cash benefits landowners but do not help local people?
THE CROPS ARE EXPORTED. -novanet!
How do people benefit from tourism?
The local people benefit from the money generated.It provides jobs for local peopleIt is educational to tourists
How does the golden gate benefit to the local people?
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Who are large landowners who controlled local affairs?
A FARMER by : MEMEE
Why are polders important to people in the Netherlands?
Because they rely on dikes for their local crops and marshlands
Why doesn't the money made from fossil fuels such as oil always benefit the local people in the country that sells the product?
Probably because the local people are not in control.
What important people are in sharecropping?
Sharecropping primarily involved three key groups: the landowners, who provided land and resources; the sharecroppers, typically impoverished farmers who worked the land in exchange for a share of the crops; and often local merchants or suppliers, who extended credit and supplies to both landowners and sharecroppers. This system emerged in the Southern United States after the Civil War, as a way for landowners to maintain control over labor while providing a means for freed slaves and poor whites to earn a living. The relationships among these groups were often exploitative, leading to cycles of debt and poverty for sharecroppers.
Crops raised to feed local individuals and families?
Subsistence Crops
How did the local people benefit from hotels or eco-tourism venture?
What are some of the possible problems which tourism activities cause to the local environment and society
What do people farm in Hawaii?
Coffee, sugar cane, and pinapple are big crops. Taro, guava, and papaya are local crops, as well as tree crops- coconut, banana, and dates. Sweet potatoes, onions ( from Maui- YUM!)
What are cash crops in Brazil?
Crops which are grown specifically to be sold i.e. not to be eaten by the local people. An example of this could be cassava, grown in Brazil and then shipped to Europe for cows to eat.
