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How has the contribution of the agricultural sector to Kerala's economy changed over time?

AThe agricultural sector has seen a significant increase in its share of the GSDP, driven by modern farming techniques and a focus on high-value crops.

BIt has become almost irrelevant to the GSDP, with its contribution dwindling to negligible levels as the state transitioned entirely to the service and industrial sectors.

CIts share in the GSDP has decreased, but it remains an important producer of cash crops.

DIts contribution has remained relatively constant, primarily supporting the state's food security needs rather than focusing on commercial cash crop production.

Answer:

C. Its share in the GSDP has decreased, but it remains an important producer of cash crops.

Read Explanation:

  • The share has decreased, reflecting the state's structural shift. However, cash crops like rubber, coconut, and spices are still vital to the economy.


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