Agriculture Production Pattern, Disposal of Products and Ethnology: An Empirical Study in a Village of Himachal Pradesh

Abstract

The study conducted in a rural area of Himachal Pradesh state in India to measure the development aspect along with consumption pattern and socio-economic concern. The study provides the exhaustive data of rural labor, which proves the Malthusian Theory of population: “population increases geometrically and the resources increases arithmetically.” It is a difficult task to compare a socio economic study to the core economic theories. In this study it is clear that the resources are very few and the demand of the population increases rapidly likewise education consumption occupation employment.