Economic Anthropology

Economic Anthropology
There are two types of Kula ring which are
Shell and goods
Necklaces and shells
Necklace and Shelter
Necklace and goods
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Economic Anthropology
The founder of economy in anthropology was
Karl Polanyi
E.B Taylor
Morgan
Malinowski
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Economic Anthropology
Education may be differentiated by caste, class or gender are
Redistribution
Distribution
Developments
None of these
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Economic Anthropology
A goods and services which are transferred from one place to another is called
Division
Market place
Distribution
Reciprocity
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Economic Anthropology
All human societies have exchange institutions by goods and service are transferred from one place to another is called
Distribution
Redistribution
Business
Trade
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Economic Anthropology
Reciprocity in economy of anthropology is
Give and take
Give and don?t return
Only giving gifts
Give and don?t hope for return
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Economic Anthropology
Mode of production based on keeping domesticated animal herds and gathering their products such as meat, and milk, for most of the diet
Foraging
Horticulture
Pastoralism
Agriculture
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Economic Anthropology
Reciprocity was the process which is used in
Primitive society
Modern era
Present time
Egalitarian
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Economic Anthropology
Mode of production that involves growing crops with the use of plowing, irrigation, and fertilizer
Foraging
Horticulture
Pastoralist
Agriculture
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