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Non-farm activities are possible in villages if they:

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Important Questions on The Economic Story of Palampur

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Social Sciences for Class 9>Chapter 9 - The Economic Story of Palampur>EXERCISES>Q 5
Goods are said to have value only if:
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Social Sciences for Class 9>Chapter 9 - The Economic Story of Palampur>EXERCISES>Q 6
Which of the following form the base of human habitations?
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Social Sciences for Class 9>Chapter 9 - The Economic Story of Palampur>EXERCISES>Q 7
Most villages have:
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Social Sciences for Class 9>Chapter 9 - The Economic Story of Palampur>EXERCISES>Q 1
What is the role of irrigation facilities in agricultural production?
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Social Sciences for Class 9>Chapter 9 - The Economic Story of Palampur>EXERCISES>Q 2
The land is fixed. How can the area under cultivation be increased?
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Social Sciences for Class 9>Chapter 9 - The Economic Story of Palampur>EXERCISES>Q 3
How does manure help in giving better yields from the same piece of land?
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Social Sciences for Class 9>Chapter 9 - The Economic Story of Palampur>EXERCISES>Q 4
Looking at home by a housewife is not an economic activity, while the same job done at the same place by a maid is counted as an economic activity. Why?
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Social Sciences for Class 9>Chapter 9 - The Economic Story of Palampur>EXERCISES>Q 5
How is bazaar different from sale-purchase we make in the market every day?