Sanderson and Alderson suggest that economic activity in precapitalist societies is organized in a largely "nonrational" manner. This is evidenced by the fact that:

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Sanderson and Alderson's assertion that economic activity in precapitalist societies is organized in a "nonrational" manner is supported by all the provided options: the lack of fixed work schedules for artisans and merchants, the minimal synchronization in manufacturing efforts, and the low level of standardization in the marketing of goods. These characteristics collectively illustrate the non-systematic approach to economic activities in such societies.

Sanderson and Alderson Suggest That Economic Activity in Precapitalist Societies