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immediate-return and delayed-return systems: a standalone construct

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Economic anthropology

a typology contrasting economies where food is consumed soon after it is obtained with those built on stored assets and binding obligations, linked to egalitarianism.

In economic anthropology, immediate-return and delayed-return systems refers to a typology contrasting economies where food is consumed soon after it is obtained with those built on stored assets and binding obligations, linked to egalitarianism. This meaning comes from Woodburn (1982) in Man.[1]

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References

Woodburn, J. (1982). Egalitarian Societies. Man, 17(3), 431. https://doi.org/10.2307/2801707

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