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Anthropology final

TermDefinition
Balanced reciprocity an exchange where you give something with the clear expectation of receiving something of equal value
Consumption the use or purchase of goods and services to satisfy needs
Consumer capitalism an economic system where mass production meets mass consumption, driven by creating and satisfying endless "wants" (desires) rather than just "needs,"
Economy the system of how a country or region produces, buys, and sells goods and services, essentially covering all activities where money is made, spent, and wealth is managed, from a small town to the entire world
Phases of economic activity Primary, secondary and Tertiary sector
Economic anthropology studies human economic behavior in diverse cultural contexts, viewing economies as embedded in social, political, and cultural life, not just as market systems
Mean of exchange Intermediates the exchange of good and services
Unit of account measures values of goods and services
Fiat money currency issued by the state government
Elenor ostrom political scientist revisited tragedy of the commons
Capitalcentrism the tendency to represent all economic activities in terms of their relationship to capitalism
Food not bombs Loose volunteer network sharing free(often vegan meals as protest against war and poverty
David Gillies Economic anthropologist looks at food waste to trace how capitalism manufactures both excess and scarcity
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