In a traditional economy, economic decisions are made based on. For example, Paul became a because every man in his family has been a farmer for hundreds of years.

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Daniella Nolan

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18 November, 13:33

In a traditional economy, economic decisions are made based on. For example, Paul became a because every man in his family has been a farmer for hundreds of years.

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Dennis Good · Answer 1

In a traditional economy, economic decisions are made based on existing traditions. For example, Paul became a farmer because every man in his family has been a farmer for hundreds of years.

Blake Griffith · Answer 2

In a traditional economy, economic decisions are made based on custom, tradition or ritual. For example, Paul became a because every man in his family has been a farmer for hundreds of years. (This is an example of a family custom or tradition.)