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What are the components of land surplus?
Land surplus are income
What did the Greeks have surplus of?
They had a surplus of rocky land and people
What did the Greeks have a surplus of?
They had a surplus of rocky land and people
How can land slide affect people?
if a land slide occurs because of frost and surplus water coming of farmers field
How did Greeks deal with land hunger?
They shipped out surplus populations to seize land around the Mediterranean and Black Seas, and form new city-states.
What was needed for the complex civilizations to develop?
the land answer is wrong i just took a test with this question and it was a surplus of food
What is the connection between cities and civilization?
Settlement on productive land enabled a surplus of food which enabled the development of civilisation .
How was the classical civilization developed?
When people settled productive land and produced surplus food, the surplus enabled the development of civilisation. As this civilisation matured, it became sophisticated in its culture and learning, entering what we call classical periods.
Why did early civilisation develop near water supply?
Civilisation rested on a surplus supply of food, which enabled diversion from gaining daily subsistence to civilised activities. To get this surplus it needed arable well watered land.
Why is Bulgaria an important agricultural region?
Bulgaria has a vast area of fertile, plain land (Danube plain) and good plain in Dobruja. Here Bulgaria grows it wheat. Wheat is surplus in the country and Bulgaria exports the surplus.
In Real Estate what is the Principle of Surplus Productivity?
A principle relating to the net income remaining after all expenses necessary to the operation. This remaining net income is imputable to the land and tends to fix the value of the property. As a result, the land is valuable according to the surplus productivity imputed to it. In the operation of an income-producing property, three levels of return are necessary, while the fourth (the land) can command only the residual income with no fixed or necessary rate of return. Under general economic theory, the four levels are factors in production and must be satisfied in order of labour, coordination, capital and land. Surplus attributable to land largely determines its value.
What made India an ideal location for early civilization?
Fertile well-watered land capable of producing a surplus of food.
