Question
Sociology Question on Economy and Society
In Economic Sociology, substantivism and formalism can be distinguished as:
Formalism is based on inductive understanding and substantivism is based on experience
Formalism is based on a deductive mode of thinking and substantivism can be understood through one's experiences
Formalism is based on embeddedness and substantive economy is based on the idea that economy can be understood through one's social relationships
Formalism is a rational understanding of the economy of non-capitalist societies and a substantive understanding is the study of the embeddedness in people's exchange relationships in a capitalist society
Formalism is based on a deductive mode of thinking and substantivism can be understood through one's experiences
Solution
The correct option is (B): Formalism is based on a deductive mode of thinking and substantivism can be understood through one's experiences