INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY (GEOGRAPHY)

Name: Sachin kumar

Class: 9th A
Roll no: 36
THE STORY OF VILLAGE PALAMPUR

FLOWCHART

1. INTRODUCTION
2. THE PALAMPUR VILLAGE
3. ORGANISATION OF PRODUCTIONS – a. Land b. Labour
c. Physical capital – fixed and working capital
d. Human capital

 FARMING IN PALAMPUR (FARMING ACTIVITIES)

1. Land is fixed
2. Is there a way one can grow more some land
3. Will the land sustain?
4. How is land distributed between farmers of Palampur
5. Who will provide the labour?
6. The capital needed in farming
7. Sale of surplus farm products.

 NON – FARMING ACTIVITES

1. Dairy-the other common activity
2. Small scale manufacturing
3. The shopkeepers
4. Transport
 ORGANISATION OF PRODUCTION

1. The goal of the organization is to produce goods and

services.
 Land, Labour and capital are required for production.
Natural resources fulfilled the requirements of land and
water.
 For labour intensive industry, labour is required and for
financial aid, capital is required.

 Physical capitals are also required for production.

 Working capital includes Raw materials and money in
hand and Fixed Capital includes tools, machines,
buildings.
 Human Capital means that labour is also required for the
selling purpose.