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Economic anthropology

the share of peasant output set aside for ritual, festive and social obligations, alongside funds for subsistence, replacement and rent, in Wolf's analysis.

In economic anthropology, ceremonial fund refers to the share of peasant output set aside for ritual, festive and social obligations, alongside funds for subsistence, replacement and rent, in Wolf's analysis. This meaning comes from Wolf (1966) in Peasants.[1]

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  1. Wolf, E. R. (1966). Peasants. Prentice Hall. ISBN 9780136554646

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