economic anthropology

yes definetly

Both study economic activities and necessities of human. Anthropology deals with the economic activities of simple societies whereas Economics studies the economic activities of complex societies. Anthropology studies economic activities with a point of socio-cultural aspect because these are the part of culture in terms of simple societies whereas the motive of profit is present in the study of Economics.

Peter Weidkuhn has written:

'Reizwort Martkwirtschaft' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Economic anthropology

Economic anthropology studies how goods and services are produced, distributed, and consumed in a society. It focuses on understanding the economic systems, exchange mechanisms, and production methods of different cultures around the world.