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The World of Goods

I: Goods as an Information System Why People Want Goods SILENCE IN UTILITY THEORY SELF-CRITICISM OF ECONOMISTS NOTES Why They Save ACCORDING TO KEYNES ACCORDING TO WEBER THE GROUP ENVIRONMENT THE INDIVIDUALIST ENVIRONMENT EMULATION ACCORDING TO DUESENBERRY PRUDENCE ACCORDING TO FRIEDMAN NORMATIVE CONSUMPTION NOTES The Uses of Goods REDEFINING CONSUMPTION A UNIVERSE CONSTRUCTED FROM COMMODITIES THEORETICAL INDIVIDUALISM FIXING PUBLIC MEANINGS NOTES Exclusion, Intrusion GOODS AS MATERIAL CULTURE MARKING SERVICES PROBLEMS OF SYNTHESIS STRATEGIES OF INTRUSION KINSHIP AND MARRIAGE SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR RATIONAL BEHAVIOR NOTES The Technology of Consumption COMPOSITE COMMODITIES NEW COMMODITIES SPREAD-OF-INFECTION MODEL ORDER OF ACQUISITION PERSONAL AVAILABILITY NOTES Consumption Periodicities RANKING CONSUMPTION EVENTS QUALITY PERIODICITY AS A PRINCIPLE IN THE DIVISION OF LABOR CONSUMING LEVEL NOTES II: Implications for Social Policy Separate Economic Spheres in Ethnography ECONOMIC SPHERES SCALE OF CONSUMPTION REFUSAL TO TRANSACT RESTRICTED CIRCULATION CONTROL OVER THE ECONOMY NOTES International Comparisons SEPARABLE DEMAND FOR GOODS POOR INDIVIDUALS AND POOR COUNTRIES THE GAP LESS DEVELOPED CONSUMPTION LINKAGE CONSUMER TECHNOLOGICAL LINKAGE CONSUMER SOCIAL LINKAGE CONSUMER INFORMATION LINKAGE NOTES Consumption Classes GROUPING ADMISSION TO THE TOP CLASS LINKAGE TESTS NOTES Control of Value

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