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Amadaeo 1 Defintion of Traditional Economy
A traditional economy is defined by three characteristics
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It about agriculture, fishing, hunting, ect .
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It is about guiding the traditions.
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It does not use money instead it uses barter
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Amadeo 1 Traditonal Economy
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People that live in traditional economy appears to live in poverty even in their daily lives.
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Some traditional economies operate using emerging markets, or the Third World countries.
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These kind of groups live their lives in families or tribes.
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They cover large areas so they can find enough food to support their family and theirselves.
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Amadeo 1-2 Traditonal Economy
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Hunters find an area they can live in and become farmers.
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Traditional Economies are based around a family or tribe.
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Cash takes an important role as traditional economies in the world use market and command economies.
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Amadeo 2 Traditional Economy
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As the groups start farming and settling down they use some form of money to make trade from a long distances more easier.
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Traditional Economies are vulnerable to the changes in nature especially in the weather.
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Amadeo 3 Traditonal Economy
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There was many aspects of the traditional economy before the Great Depression in the United States.
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Subsistence farming for their livelihood two-thirds of Haiti's population relies on the subsistence farming.
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Amadeo 2 Traditional Economy
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Amadeo 3 Tradional Economies
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Many tribes like the Arctic region, North America and eastern Russia they have maintained their own traditional economy.
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For another reason for its poverty some economist point to the Haiti's tradition of voodoo.
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Amadeo 3 Traditional Economies
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Amadeo 3 Traditional Economy
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Amadeo 1-2 Traditional Economy
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Some Economies started out as traditional economies.
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They followed the seasons no matter if it's winter, summer or wet/dry days or seasons.
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When the hunting or harvesting was not going right people starved.
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