Economic relationships are characteristically embedded in other relationships, such as kinship, in all of the following kinds of societies EXCEPT

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In industrial societies, economic relationships tend to be more differentiated and separated from other types of social relationships such as kinship. Unlike in pastoralist, horticulturalist, chiefdom, and forager societies, where economic activities are often deeply integrated with family and community ties, industrial societies typically feature a clearer division between economic transactions and social relationships.

Economic Relationships Are Characteristically Embedded in Other Relationships, Such as Kinship