A traditional economy is described.
A traditional economy is a system in which history traditions, customs and beliefs based in long lasting experience, drive economic choices and activities such as production or distribution. Traditional economies are based on subsistence activities: agriculture, animal husbandry, hunting, fishing, etc. Nowadays this system can be found in developing countries with emerging economies. Traditional economies are considered the starting point of all economies. At some moment, when certain conditions are met, development will be triggered, which means that there will be a transition from this kind of economy to a modern one.
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Mesopotamia
Explanation
Mesopotamia is a region between the two rivers Tigris and Euphrates in western Asia. They depended on annual flooding to produce a constant surplus of food because the floods brought silt which was very fertile to the lands and it contained the minerals required by the soil and the nutrients which helps the plants to be more productive.
Also in Egypt floods along the river Nile helped farmers in good production of plants because it carried black soil to their farms which was very fertile.
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Answer: February 25, 1942
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