Chapter 18


The market around us

1. Please write the answer.

(a) What is the practice of barter?

 Answer:  It is an ancient practice to barter things, I mean barter.

(b) What does bazaar mean?

Answer:  Bazar Bulil generally refers to a specific place where buyers and sellers face each other and goods or materials are sold in exchange for money.

(c) What are the advantages of daily market?

Answer:

Advantages of daily market are –

1)   Daily markets are permanent so we can get the necessary items. 

2) Scientific methods are used in daily market shops so that there  is no inconvenience to the customers.                 

(d) What is the meaning of price or price of a commodity?

Answer:   The price I pay to buy the item is called the item price or bid price.

(e) What is the price of the weekly market?

Ans: The price of weekly market is lower than that of similar materials or items in any store.

(f) Jon-Bill Fair is famous for what?

Ans:  Zone-bill fair is famous for its barter tradition.

2. Write the answer-

(a) What is the difference between daily market and weekly market?

Ans:  Daily bazaar is completely open so if I need any item I can collect from this bazaar.

On the other hand, the weekly market is one or two specific times of the week, at a specific time, and because of a temporary surplus, Novaro will buy a necessary material immediately .

(b) How well do different types of markets fulfill our social needs?

Answer:  Our Chariofal Thaka markets fulfill the daily needs of people instantly. These markets are based on human needs. In addition to this, the weekly market fulfills other needs of the society.

(c) Discuss the need for wholesalers.

Answer:  A wholesaler is a manufacturer who supplies more goods at a lower price than a retailer. The wholesaler's cost of goods is lower even though selling more goods results in more money.

(d) What is meant by bazaar series?

Ans: Markets are run smoothly and those who have the rules and regulations will run the market smoothly.

3. Remove the correct answer from the rest —

(a) the customer purchases the goods—

(i) By wholesalers 

(ii) By Retailer

(iii) After the manufacturer. 

Answer:  After the retailer.

(b) whether the goods are sold above the actual selling price of the trader -

(i) Profit is made,

(ii) Laekchan is,

(iii) None.

Answer:   Profit.


(c) door-to-door salesmen- 

(i) Wholesalers 

(ii) Retailer 

(iii) In case of loss or return. 

Answer:  Hakar or Ferivala Bole.


(d) In all business buying and selling of goods the main objective is –

(i) Increase sales

(ii) Making a profit 

(iii) Calculation.

Answer:  Earning profit.


4. Fill in the blanks


(a)   Help me buy the necessary materials of our life in the market.                 

Answer:  Currency. 

(b) The wholesale price of the goods                     is the retail price.

Answer:  Less.

(c)   Regular arrangement of market.                     

Answer:  Barter practice.

(d) After the producer,  the seller buys the product in equal quantities.                      

Answer:  Wholesale.

(e)                        Whether the object is a medium of sale.

Answer:  Currency.

(f) Buy when the selling price                       is lower.

Answer:  Lokchan.