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            <h1>Inuit Business Communication</h1>

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                        This informal economy takes on a form of reciprocity for many Inuit
                        civilizations.   However, since the 1950s, government has forced
                        camps to become small communities.  This is new to the
                        Inuits since they are not accustomed to living with people who are from a
                        different kin. This has impacted everyday life, and with the increased
                        use of currency, conducting business has become more modernized as
                        opposed to the sharing concept in the Inuit culture.
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                        The main economic activities for Inuits are harvesting marine
                        mammals, waterfowl, caribou, and fish for food, guiding non-natives
                        on hunts, taking tourists on dog sled rides or fishing trips, and selling
                        handicrafts.  Another important source of income is carving.  Men make more
                        money than women. The income is channeled
                        directly into the hunting economy and indirectly into gambling.
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                        Hunters with little or no source of outside income, sell some meat
                        to buy gas or equipment enabling them to continue hunting.
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