The economics features many countries in africa south of the sahara share is SUBSISTENCE FARMING
With little to no industrial farming practice, it is a common knowledge that most Africans south of the Sahara involve in subsistence farming, as their primary and major means of making money. The small-scale agriculture is used by individual or family to provide primarily for the immediate needs of the individuals or families mostly in the towns and villages.
However, after farmers meeting their immediate needs, they now sell the remaining harvest or animals at a local market or neighboring towns and villages for cash or trade for other items they need or want.
They are mostly involved in subsistence Agriculture
Explanation:
These countries include Zambia, Malawi, Madagascar etc and are underdeveloped. This underdevelopment makes the region economic features to include mainly subsistence Agriculture. This type of Agriculture is usually done on a small scale and provides food for the immediate family of individuals. Excess farm produce is usually sold to ensure they have money to cater for their other needs. Most of the citizens are poor hence their main interest is availability of food for their survival.
Some of theses changes should occur when there is no war going on. This is to make the country be modernized by the technology. If there is a war going on, the improvement of each technologies will be lessen and could possibly be stopped.
