Traditional Economy - Traditional Economy Nurturing Sustainability and Cultural Resilience for a Modern World

Fouad Sabry

Summary

What is Traditional Economy
 
A traditional economic system is one that is founded on ancient practices, historical precedents, and long-held beliefs. A traditional economy is a type of economic system in which the commodities and services that are produced by the economy, as well as the rules and manners in which they are distributed, are influenced by the traditions, practices, and beliefs that are prevalent in the economy. There is a strong correlation between this type of economic structure and rural and agriculturally-based nations. Bartering and trading are the defining characteristics of a traditional economy, which is often referred to as a subsistence economy. When there is a small surplus of products produced, they are often distributed to a controlling authority or landowner. If there is any surplus of goods, they are also distributed.
 
How you will benefit
 
(I) Insights, and validations about the following topics:
 
Chapter 1: Traditional economy
 
Chapter 2: Economy of Haiti
 
Chapter 3: Subsistence agriculture
 
Chapter 4: Economic system
 
Chapter 5: Dependency theory
 
Chapter 6: Subsistence economy
 
Chapter 7: Mangyan
 
Chapter 8: Plantation economy
 
Chapter 9: Dual economy
 
Chapter 10: Moral economy
 
Chapter 11: Antebellum South
 
Chapter 12: Economy
 
Chapter 13: Nutritional anthropology
 
Chapter 14: Transition economy
 
Chapter 15: Spheres of exchange
 
Chapter 16: Agriculture in Costa Rica
 
Chapter 17: Peasant economics
 
Chapter 18: Political economy in anthropology
 
Chapter 19: Formalist-substantivist debate
 
Chapter 20: Archaeology of trade
 
Chapter 21: Work (human activity)
 
(II) Answering the public top questions about traditional economy.
 
(III) Real world examples for the usage of traditional economy in many fields.
 
Who this book is for
 
Professionals, undergraduate and graduate students, enthusiasts, hobbyists, and those who want to go beyond basic knowledge or information for any kind of traditional economy.

Available since: 01/08/2024.

Print length: 193 pages.

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