In Conjunction with Cultural Anthropology - Touro Institute
In Conjunction with Cultural Anthropology - Touro Institute
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Matching Exercise - Chapter 12: The Economic System<br />
1. economics<br />
2. commodities<br />
3. ownership<br />
4. unskilled laborers<br />
5. pink-collar occupations<br />
6. blue-collar workers<br />
7. white-collar occupations<br />
8. professionals<br />
9. reciprocity<br />
10. generalized reciprocity<br />
11. redistribution<br />
12. bigmanship<br />
13. chief<br />
14. market<br />
15. barter<br />
16. money<br />
17. general-purpose money<br />
18. consumption<br />
19. subsistence economy<br />
20. subsistence income<br />
21. status income<br />
22. feminization of poverty<br />
23. conspicuous consumption<br />
24. corporation<br />
25. consumer market<br />
26. means of production<br />
a. a system of distribution for goods and services based primarily on the use of<br />
established locations for the exchange<br />
b. final use by a society of goods and services<br />
c. economic entrepreneurship by persons in horticulture societies who encourage<br />
economic production and gift giving in their communities<br />
d. universal medium of exchange used to buy and sell any item<br />
e. service occupations that are largely held by women<br />
f. the acquisition and use of a surplus of goods as a way of competitively demonstrating<br />
one's success and prestige<br />
g. form of exchange of goods by trading<br />
h. gift giving <strong>with</strong> no expectation of immediate exchange<br />
i. the tools and resources necessary for the creation of commodities and the locations in<br />
which they are used<br />
j. economy in which people consume most of what they produce<br />
k. an economic system in which basic needs of consumers are met by the system of<br />
production, and competition for sales may focus on non-essentials<br />
l. goods produced over and above subsistence needs<br />
m. goods, services, and intangible items that are determined to be useful or valuable in a<br />
particular culture<br />
n. association of employers and employees that is legally entitled to act as a single<br />
person to produce goods or provide services<br />
o. self-employed, college-educated service providers<br />
p. presiding redistributive and political official in a nonstate society whose legal<br />
authority extends in at least some areas over members of families other than his or her<br />
own<br />
q. low-paid workers, including part-time or seasonal workers, who are usually paid by<br />
the hour or for the quantity of goods they produce<br />
r. sharing of surpluses <strong>with</strong> the understanding that the party receiving the gift will<br />
respond in kind in the future
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