In hunting and gathering societies,the economy becomes distinct from family life.The distribution process becomes more complex,with the accumulation of a surplus such that some people can engage in activities other than food production.

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In hunting and gathering societies, the economy is not distinct from family life, and there is typically no surplus accumulation that allows for specialization beyond food production.

In Hunting and Gathering Societies,the Economy Becomes Distinct from Family