Monsoon Climate
Economy and Social Geography
- Monsoon climatic regions support high population density.
- Income levels are low as most of these regions are underdeveloped or developing.
- Subsistence farming is the main occupation. (Crops grown with an intention to secure food for the season. The crops are not sold as the production is very low).
- Intensive cultivation is common in regions with irrigational facilities. Shifting cultivation is followed in North-East India and South-East countries.
- Major crops include rice, sugar, cotton, jute, spices, etc.
- Cattle and sheep rearing is carried out for domestic and commercial purposes. Livestock industry is not as profitable as in temperate regions.
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