Economic relationships are characteristically embedded in other relationships,such as kinship,in all of the following kinds of societies EXCEPT
A) states.
B) foragers.
C) horticulturalists.
D) pastoralists.
E) chiefdoms.

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Economic relationships in states are typically more formalized and less dependent on kinship ties than in other types of societies. States have complex economic systems with specialized roles, centralized authority, and money as a medium of exchange. While kinship may still play a role in economic relationships in some state societies, it is not as central as in foraging, horticulturalist, and pastoralist societies, where economic activities are often closely tied to family and community networks. Chiefdoms are also characterized by strong kinship ties in economic relationships.

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