Slavery. Cotton Gin. Climate.
Social infrastructure encompass the factors that render human resources suitable for productive work. It plays a major role in businesses and financial institutions in fostering economic growth.
Some Geographic factors were: the climate of the southern colonies was suited to Growing certain crops like cotton tobacco and sugarcane
there are also large dune formations inland that are created by similar environmental factors
Plantation Society -This theory of Caribbean society, though based on the original plantation model of, can be applied to contemporary Caribbean societies.• Upper Class/caste/ruling elites (traditionally white) - own wealth, means of production and political power• Intermediate Class/caste (mulatto/browns) - usually educated, own some wealth, (desire but) lack political power• Working Class/caste ( blacks) - slaves, uneducated, lack wealth and political power.
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A. cotton belt B. factors C. planters D. spirituals
All the factors you listed are how the plantation system developed. The soil was rich to grow cash crops. The long growing season allowed the colonist to harvest and sell more food. And they needed slaves to work on the plantations in order for them to become successful.
opportunity cost
productive inputs
productive inputs
management,capital,labor, and raw materials........<NovaNet> i think!
Family-owned farms
Productive behvior in the workplace implies to the total performance of a worker thereby contributing to the organizations growth. A productive worker can also be a result when he/she is satisfied with his/her work where among other factors to consider his/her basic needs are justly satisfied and where their workplace environment is safe and friendly among others.
Poverty, war, and famine were some of the factors.
soil and climate
Physical factors influence the productivity of the world's ecosystems because certain things are required for an area to be productive. Two areas where this is most obvious are the deserts, which are unable to support more than minimal life because of the lack of rainfall and the polar regions, which are too cold for the land to be productive.
Production function Equation that expresses the relationship between the quantities of productive factors (such as labour and capital) used and the amount of product obtained. It states the amount of product that can be obtained from every combination of factors, assuming that the most efficient available methods of production are used. The production function can thus measure the marginal productivity of a particular factor of production and determine the cheapest combination of productive factors that can be used to produce a given output.