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Penny Capitalism: A Guatemalan Indian Economy

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Indigenous Studies in Latin America Latin American history and culture Historical Studies in Central America

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1948The Theory of Social and Economic Organization.1904An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations.1937THE MUNICIPIOS OF THE MIDWESTERN HIGHLANDS OF GUATEMALA 1941Anthropology and Economics 1941The Chorti Indians of Guatemala.1945The Scope and Method of Economics 2007Modern Maya Houses: A Study of Their Archaeological Significance 1947Textiles of Highland Guatemala

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Year1967

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Published1967-02-01

VenueHispanic American Historical Review

ISSN-L0018-2168

Languageen

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ShelfIndigenous Studies in Latin America

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doi10.1215/00182168-47.1.113

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