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Indigenous approaches to wealth and sharing

Many indigenous economies organized wealth around relationships and obligations rather than individual accumulation — the potlatch, the communal land tenure, the obligation to distribute surplus. These were not failures to develop a market economy; they were different answers to the question of what wealth is for. Encountering them honestly requires setting aside the assumption that accumulation is the natural endpoint of economic reasoning.

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