general reciprocity

is uninhibited sharing or giving without expecting anything in return -one gets the satisfaction of giving.

Marshall Sahlins, a well known American cultural anthropologist, identified three main types of reciprocity in his book Stone Age Economics (1972).[1] (wikipedia) (1) uninhibited sharing or giving without expecting anything in return -one gets the satisfaction of giving. (2) giving where someone expects a fair and tangible return at some point. (wikipedia). (3) barter : a person expects to get paid back immediately (wikipedia)

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general reciprocity