The production of rice and yam on the same farmland is an example of

a

joint supply

b

composite supply

c

competitive supply

d

market supply

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SirClassic
3 years ago

Option A is INCORRECT!
Joint supply occurs when two goods/factors that serve one purpose are supplied together, e.g, palm kernel and palm oil.

But when one good/factor that serves more than one purpose are supplied, this is called a "Composite Supply".
Example: One farmland (i.e, one factor) used for more than one purpose (i.e, planting 1. Yam and 2. Rice) is a "Composite Supply".
The CORRECT option is "C"
Date: 05-02-23 [2:14pm]

Hayoe_leoh
3 years ago

Rice and yam is not a joint supply

queensari
3 years ago

The answer is B

SirClassic
3 years ago

Sorry option "B" I meant to say.
B. Composite Supply

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