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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"money economy"”.
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Umgalelo and the failure of the church? : a study in voluntary associations in Mbekweni Paarl
… and good fellowship. to the voluntary in" of money for In Zulu these associations are called maholisana from ukukhola, to pay. In Southern Sotho the name is 'ho amohedisana', literally meaning to make each other receive from the verb amhoela, 'to receive. This system of umgalelo began with the …
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Genoese women, family business practices, and maritime commerce, 1155-1216
… but steady transition from the agrarian-centered economy of early medieval society to the money economy of the world today. The State Archive of Genoa holds the oldest and one of the largest collections of medieval notarial records in Europe. An examination of the earliest documents reveals that …
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A comparative study of indigenous people's and early European settlers' usage of three Perth wetlands, Western Australia, 1829-1939
… as an economic commodity to be exploited in a money economy. Thus the effects of a sequence of occupances and their transformation of environments as traditional Aboriginal resource use gave way to early European settlement, which brought about an evolution and cultural change in the wetland …
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Fishing by the lamp: chisense fishing in Mweru-Luapula fishery, 1975-2010.
… the exposure of the fishing population to the money economy gradually changed fishing from a subsistence activity to a dependable regular source of income. This development resulted in thousands of tons of fish being caught which in turn led to a noticeable decline in the number of the …
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Fishing by the lamp: chisense fishing in Mweru-Luapula fishery, 1975-2010.
… the exposure of the fishing population to the money economy gradually changed fishing from a subsistence activity to a dependable regular source of income. This development resulted in thousands of tons of fish being caught which in turn led to a noticeable decline in the number of the …
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Developments in currency and banking at the Cape between 1782 and 1825, with an account of contemporary controversies
… reveals the typical currency development from a money economy to a credit economy. Prior to the beginning of the nineteenth century, there were no commercial banks with the result that there was no credit structure built up on a metallic reserve whereby the amount available for trade could have …
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Education for all (EFA) and 'african indigenous knowledge systems (AIKS)': the case of the Chewa people of Zambia.
… and apprenticeship if linked to the money economy of employment and wealth creation. I have argued that there may be need to establish opportunities for AIKS holders to be accredited within the National Qualification Framework and policy framework on AIKS be enacted to regulate and …
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Digitala pengar : Nya villkor i det sociala livet
It has often been argued that money and modern monetary economies have occasioned a comprehensive rationalisation of society. Money has often been viewed as being socially destructive, while it is said that the modern monetary economy has had inescapable consequences for society, culture, and …