This document summarizes the key characteristics of production systems developed by Michelle Lochan and Veeshalla Maharaj. The plantation system had several advantages, including regular and efficient production, uniformly high quality products, planning for depreciation, and scientific research. It was focused on monocropping for export, foreign-owned, and bureaucratically organized. Plantations relied on metropolitan countries and had vertical integration. The system patterned relationships between people and land use, classified people by status, and gave rise to the peasantry of the region by formally defining social relationships. The plantation system was both a social and economic system.

1. DEVELOPMENT
OF
PRODUCTION
SYSTEMS
DONE BY: MICHELLE
LOCHAN
VEESHALLA MAHARAJ

10. CHIEF CHARACTERICTICS
The advantages of the plantation systems are:
 Regular and efficient production
 Uniformly high quality products
 Planning for depreciation
 Scientific research
Monocropping Export oriented
Foreign Owned Bureaucratically organized
Reliance on Metropolitan Countries Vertical integration
Patterned Relationship of people to land and
determined how the land was to be used between them
Classified people into different the statuses together
with formal people living on definition of another
relationship
Gave rise to peasantry we experience in the region
today
It was both a social and economic systems