How each of these theoretical traditions would suggest

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Question: Cultural theories of social action and rational theories of social action differ in many ways. Describe the focus of each of these (culture and rationality) with reference to readings from the class. Using money as an example, describe how each of these theoretical traditions would suggest we think about money, and provide examples of each.

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