Correct option is D
The correct answer is (d) marketed surplus
- Marketed surplus is the amount of a crop that a farmer sells in the market, regardless of their family's needs, farm requirements, or other payments.
- The marketed surplus can be more, less, or equal to the marketable surplus.
Information Booster:
- Marketable agricultural products are the portion of a farmer's total output that is sold in the market.
- The difference between the total output and the portion consumed by the farmer is the marketable surplus.
- A minimum marketable product (MMP) is a functional product with the bare minimum features needed to launch quickly and gather user feedback