Economics ETDs
Publication Date
Spring 6-6-1946
Abstract
It is the purpose of this study (1) to indicate the origin and development of the Mescalero Apache Indian economy; (2) to show the reasons for its development; (3) to present a probable trend in the future of the Mescalero Apache Indian economically, as based upon past and present tribal economics.
This study has been made in the belief that there is a definite need to a fuller knowledge of the too-little-known economic history of the Mescalero Apache Indians. The roots of their economic philosophy go back many centuries, and thus it is important to trace, analyze and evaluate the bases of the present-day Mescalero Apache economic activities and institutions upon the foundations of their past.
Degree Name
Economics
Level of Degree
Masters
Department Name
Department of Economics
First Committee Member (Chair)
V.G. Sorell
Second Committee Member
Paul Walter Jr.
Third Committee Member
W. Parish
Language
English
Keywords
Mescalero Apache, Indigenous Economics, Reservation Era, Pre-Reservation Era, Mescalero Agency Program
Document Type
Thesis
Recommended Citation
McCord, T.T. Jr.. "An Economic History of the Mescalero Apache Indians." (1946). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/econ_etds/68
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