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What are the human factors that affect farming?
Urban expansion, farm kids moving away from home to the cities for better jobs and not coming back to the farm, economics (higher feed, fertilizer and fuel prices and lower livestock and crop prices), extremist groups (animal activists, environmentalists), lack of hired labour, etc.
What are the geographical conditions favourable for rubber cultivation?
The natural home of wild rubber tree (The Havea Brasiliensls) is in the Amazon Selvas. Hence the hot-wet climate of Malaysia is most suitable for its growth. The rubber trees need:A mean temperature of 27°C, never falling below 22°C.Heavy rainfall above 200 cm., with no drought.Deep rich soils with good drainage preferably scrumbly, well-oxidized and acidic in reactionAdequate supply of labour is an important factor for the collection and plantation of rubber over large holdings.But now these have been split into small family-based holdings to reduce the capital investment, cost and problems of employing a large labour forces. Half of total production now comes from small-sized plantations.
What are the 4 main political parties in Scotland?
The four main political parties in Scotland are the Scottish National Party (SNP), Scottish Conservative Party, Scottish Labour Party, and Scottish Liberal Democrats. These parties have significant representation in the Scottish Parliament and play a key role in shaping policies and decisions in Scotland.
What are the characteristics of market-garden?
Main characteristics of market gardening : a) very high outputs b) increasing use of glasshouses (which protect crops from poor weather conditions) c) a lot of labour (skilled labour)
Endangered species in Scotland?
Some of the endangered species in Scotland include the Scottish wildcat, the red squirrel, and the Eurasian beaver. Habitat loss, pollution, and human impact are some of the main threats to these species' survival in the Scottish environment. Conservation efforts are being implemented to help protect and recover these endangered species populations.
What has the author L Paul Metzger written?
L. Paul Metzger has written: 'Sociological factors influencing labour mobility' -- subject(s): Labor and laboring classes
What are the factors capable of limiting the practice of division of labour?
factors capable of limiting the practice of division of labour
What is regional restrictiveness?
It simply means restraints and limitations to labour mobility een when a job vacancy exists.
What has the author I B Knight written?
I. B. Knight has written: 'Patterns of labour mobility in the hotel and catering industry' -- subject(s): Food service employees, Occupational mobility
What has the author Antoni Zabalza written?
Antoni Zabalza has written: 'Internal labour mobility in the teaching profession' -- subject- s -: Mathematical models, Labor mobility, Teachers, Supply and demand
Factors affecting the cost of production?
labour
What are the passive factors of production?
Land and Labour
Why has the symmetrical family become more common over the last century?
due to major social changes: 1) changes in womens position - e.g. married women going out to work 2) geographical mobility 3) new technology - labour saving devices 4) Higher standards of living
What are the causes of regional imbalances?
geographical isolation inadequency of economic overheads like transport,labour,technology etc
What are the rewards for the factors of production?
land- rent labour- wages capital- interests organisation- profit
What are the 4 factors of production?
Land, Labour, Capital, and Enterprise
What are the rewards of the four factors of production?
The remuneration of the four factors of production; land, labour, capital and enterprise are respectively, rent, wages, interest and profit.
