IGCSE Geography Agricultural Systems Practice Test

In farming economics, capital means the money and other financial resources available to invest in the farm. If someone has not much cash, their capital is low, which limits their ability to buy inputs like seeds and fertiliser, hire machinery, or invest in improvements. That’s why the statement describing having not much cash best aligns with low capital. High capital would mean plenty of money, so not the case. Transport or war are important influences on farming, but they don’t directly describe how much cash is on hand.