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Exchange & Coca-Colanization
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Negative: A form of exchange in which the aim is to get something for as little as possible. Neither fair nor balanced, it may involve hardbargaining, manipulation and outright cheating. (e.g. dealing with a salesman)
Example of Redistribution: Kaiyep KulipKaiyep Kulip is a feast
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feast that my friends in Papua New Guinea do whenever there is too much kaiyep (pandanus fruit) around. One village area challenges another village
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The American Myth of Homo-EconomicusAll humans are selfish and seek to maximize their own material gain.Modes of Distribution & Exchange 1. Reciprocity - Foraging / Horticulture2. Redistribution - All but different in each3. Market Exchange - Agriculture/IndustrialismThese correlations come
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All but different in each
3. Market Exchange - Agriculture/IndustrialismThese correlations come about because of the social and political organization that each mode of subsistence produces. We will discuss
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them consumersConsumer Cultureadvertisements help define our identities and happinessbuy identity/status itemsheight of buildings is where we place our valueschurchgovernmentcoorporations"consume to relate"
From "The Wealth of Nations" to "The Wealth of Networks"
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These correlations come about because of the social and political organization that each mode of subsistence produces. We will discuss this in more detail later.
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of the productEliminate local alternativesCreate "desire", make them consumersConsumer Cultureadvertisements help define our identities and happinessbuy identity/status itemsheight of buildings is where we place our valueschurchgovernmentcoorporations"consume to relate"
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These correlations come about because of the social and political organization that each mode of subsistence produces. We will discuss this in more detail later.
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