[FARE 1300] - Final Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam (106 pages long!)

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics
• Course: FARE 1300
• Professor: Andreas Boecker

Document Summary

Economic systems dominant way a society provides for people"s material needs: shelter, food, how people make a living model that allows for comparison. Term foraging is supposed to be inclusive of many techniques of collecting food. Foragers are food collectors, as opposed to production/producing food. Sometimes referred to as hunting/gathering, and people as hunters/gatherers also referred to as nomads, are nomadic and move about. Complicated activity must know where to find animals, what techniques to use, what plants are good to eat and when they are ripe. Requires movement ! must move around a large territory, often by seasons, harvesting animals and plants when they are particularly available in a large territory. Extensive land use ! need to be able to move about extensive ecozones when food is available in those areas. Stereotypes: men hunt, women gather ! has its origins in the biases of the anthropologists and not in actuality within the communities.