مروری بر انسان‌شناسی اقتصادی

Abstract

Economic anthropology, as a sub-branch of anthropology, studies the conditions and methods of material production and studies technical tools and equipment, as well as environmental impacts in the field. Exchange of goods, daily necessities and legal issues related to ownership and how to exploit are other topics that economic anthropology deals with.

The past of human life reflects its traditional economic activities; If in some modern societies that live in villages and areas away from urban centers, the exchange of goods and some other economic activities takes place in its primitive and traditional form. A clear example is the exchange of goods with goods as well the payment of goods for activities. In the current time where we are witnessing the development of technology; In particular, information technology, on which most economic activities are based, and even a number of world-famous capitalists have been at the top of the world capitalist table by launching technological activities including investment in social media.