The Marketing of Gathered Food as an Economic Strategy of Women in Northeast Thailand

G. Moreno-Black, L.L. Price

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Abstract

Discusses the effects of the sale of gathered food items used for home consumption on women's time allocation patterns and household nutrition. Marketing opportunities; Gathering habits; Significance of the contribution to family income; Expenditures using money from gathered food; effects on subsistence activities.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)398-404
JournalHuman Organization
Volume52
Issue number4
Publication statusPublished - 1993

Keywords

  • trade
  • distribution
  • food production
  • marketing
  • economics
  • foods
  • food supply
  • nutrition
  • households
  • housework
  • labour
  • services
  • economic development
  • women
  • Thailand

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