What Makes Humans Economically Distinctive? A Three-Species Evolutionary Comparison and Historical Analysis
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bonobos; chimpanzees; communal property; egalitarianism; hunter–gatherers; private property; social control; social evolution; variance reduction;All these keywords.
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