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Money economy (n.) seeps like corrosive acid into the old life of rural communities; kinship knew neither money nor debt, and the mortgage respected neither gens nor phratry.
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Money economy (n.) seeps like corrosive acid into the old life of rural communities; kinship knew neither money nor debt, and the mortgage respected neither gens nor phratry.
Money economy (n.) is wrongly defined by labour being bought with money; money bought services long before, without revolutionizing anything — what is new is not that labour-power can be bought but that it appears as a commodity at all.