The document defines economic institutions as the social institutions that organize a society's production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. It lists the major economic institutions as including agriculture farming, chemical fertilizer suppliers, irrigation systems, land tenure systems, and agriculture departments. The functions of economic institutions are described as social stratification, establishing power and authority, interdependence with other institutions, socialization, satisfying needs, generating income and employment, dividing labor, and specializing work, and providing funds.

1. Economic Institution
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Liaqat Hussain

2. Economic Institution
Introduction
It’s a one of the basic institute of society

3. Economic Institution
Definition
John J.Maccionis: “Economy is the social institution that
organizes a society’s production, distribution and
consumption of goods and services”.
P,Gisbert: “The economy system is that complex of
interrelated institutions through which the economy
activity of man is expressed.
Callhoum, Light & keeler: “the social institution that
accomplishes the goal of producing and distributing
goods and services with in a society called economic
institution.”

4. Economic Institution
Major Economic Institutions
1. Agriculture farming.
2. Chemical fertilizer and its supplying agencies.
3. Irrigation systems.
4. Harvesting of crops.
5. Land tenure system.
6. Agriculture Department.
7. Production store and supplying agencies.
8. Agriculture sale departments.

5. Economic Institution
Economic Structure
1. Property ownership.
2. Labour Force.
3. Distribution of production.
4. Economic Norms.
5. Exchange Value.

6. Economic Institution
Functions of Economic Institution
1. Social Stratification.
2. Power and Authority.
3. Interdependence of other Institutions.
4. Socialization
5. Need Satisfaction.
6. Income generation and Employment.
7. Division of Labor and specialization.
8. Provision of Funds.

7. Economic Institution
Economic Structure
1. Property ownership.
2. Labour Force.
3. Distribution of production.
4. Economic Norms.
5. Exchange Value.