### social organization:

Household
* Every household uses batteries, flashlights, key chains and cameras.
* Many household cleaning agents are harmful to the color and life of the fabric
  - contain formaldehyde
  - products contain chlorine
* Many households also grow rubber and coffee as cash crops
  - are dependent on their children's income to a significant extent
  - depend upon several workers to earn enough to support their families
* Many households have more than one wage earner
  - one or both parents working full-time
  - two working parents
  - rely on two incomes
* Most household cleaning agents contain formeldehyde.
* Most households also have an altar to the family's ancestors
  - conduct small business activities to bring in extra income
  - consist of extended families, as the sons bring their wives home after marriage
  - depend largely on their incomes from work
* Most households generate a handful of bulbs annually
  - lot less garbage each week as a result of recycling
* Most households have air conditioners, refrigerators, televisions, radios and telephones
  - electronic equipment
  - food
  - homes
  - obese parents
  - rooms
  - televisions, radios, and telephones
  - increase consumption
  - keep sheep, goats, and occasionally cattle, but the use of animal traction is rare
  - now spend over fifty percent of their incomes on housing
* Most households spend a substantial amount of money on women s health
  - their refunds on items such as clothes, cars, and furniture
* Most households use donkeys as draft animals
  - energy
  - heat energy
* Some households also plant sesame and beans
  - use cisterns as their source of drinking water
* Some households are head by single women
  - decorticate and process infected enset plants at their early stage of infection
* Some households have a different person cook for all the others each night
  - birds
  - dogs
  - large dogs
  - more than one type of gun
  - servants
  - the custom of blessing everyone present
  - turn kitchen waste into compost, which can be used as fertilizer
* add bread.
* also confront shifting levels of productivity and needs over their life cycle
  - save or draw on their savings as a result of transitory annual income fluctuations
  - supply labor to firms
* appliances all over the world are powder-coated.
* are also a growing sector
  - frequently complicated, with individuals coming and going constantly
  - homogenous units
  - housing and economic units, comprised of one or more individuals
  - never homogeneous entities and neither are families
  - responsible for responsible for reforestation, protection and management
  - small groups of students who share, support, and pray with one another
  - subject to stochastic earnings, and parents care about their children
* are the aggregate of individual persons living in a single housing unit
  - appropriate economic unit for assessments of income and living standards
* are the biggest employer of girls and women from impoverished families
  - investors in unit trusts
  - ultimate consumers of goods and services
* can also reduce the volume of refuse by crushing containers and boxes
  - be family or non-family households, and can contain more than one family
  - ensure a proportion of their energy use is generated from renewable resources
* centipedes hunt flies, spiders and other insects at night.
* change due to economic and physical alterations.
* cleaning agents such as ammonia, borax, lye, and detergents are common examples of bases.
* consist of all people occupying a housing unit
  - elders
  - mother and children
* consists of all the persons who occupy a housing unit.
* contain adults.
* create and preserve identity through technology.
* derive value from convenience, cost, and utility.
* determine the amount of labor supplied by trading off income for leisure time.
* disrupted by armed conflict are vulnerable to hunger over long periods of time.
* exhibit diversity in their composition.
* experience growth.
* form neighborhood, and neighborhoods form societies.
* give charity.
* have capacity
  - clean energy options
  - debts
  - holdings of wealth in many other forms
  - other electronic equipment
* headed by women have lower penetration levels than do households headed by men
  - women, more common in cities, are particularly vulnerable to poverty
* include parents.
* includes anyone maintaining a family relationship living in an employee's home.
* is an unit
* look at savings based on what's happening to their wealth.
* make decisions that affect production and accumulation of physical and human capital.
* measuring devices such as a teaspoon can vary widely in the amount that they hold.
* often have large family portraits hung in their walls at home.
* only account for a small share of both electricity and water usage.
* refuse can include everything from paper to plastics to metals to organic waste.
* rely almost exclusively on woody vegetation for their energy needs.
* save money by throwing away less garbage and recycling.
* seem to operate as hierarchies with sexually segregated spheres of activity.
* strive to maintain their labour pool by contesting the custody of children.
* tend to move in and out of poverty for a variety of reasons.
* use energy