Question
Write a note on the cloth market in Erod?
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Answer
- The bi-weekly market of Erode in Tamil Nadu is supposed to be one of the biggest cloth markets in the world.
- A large variety of cloth made by weavers is brought here for sale.
- Cloth merchants and traders come to markets.
- Cloth is also supplied to merchants on order.
- The instructions about the type of cloth to be made from the yarn is given.
- It is based on the orders that the merchant gets.
- The weavers get the yarn from the merchant and supply him the cloth.
- Likewise, the problem of selling the finished cloth is also taken care of.
- The weavers do not know the price of the cloth or the price at which it is sold.
- Even if the whole family gets engaged in the work, the weavers get only Rs. 3,500 per month.
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