Thanks to Tom Schenk
for this link.
“For centuries, many American Indian tribes had an economy
exemplified by the “potlatch ceremony,” in which they would camp
along the salmon-rich rivers, hold feasts, and give gifts. Potlatch
can be loosely translated as gift or giving. In a potlatch economy,
you generate wealth by circulating it. You destroy wealth by
hoarding.”
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