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143-156. ABOUT THE CHANGE OF GOODS MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR, THE MIGRATION (Abstract) During the last time all over the world an attacted interest was turning towards the ethnographical research and within this the question of the change of goods. Mostly to the functions of the change of the goods. Sight of all the change of goods were grown up to the most important anthropological line for it is supplying the greatest part and the most manysided informations of the complete peoplelife, living-mood, about the whole culture. The present study keeps to the countless culture factors, most substationed element the migration. In the connection of the change of goods the migrations are three-sided: in the migrations are taking parts the seller, the buyer and first of all the goods. These three components perform connected motions. The motions are divided to phases and it is their caracteristic feature that each motion-phases involves a new scene or stage and a new ownerform, just as quantitative and qualitative change in the goods. The study begins with a lifelike introduction by the making clear the ideas and terms of this question's circle. Later it draws a last lesson that in the processes of the change of goods, in their various forms, passing migrations creating, altering, modifying the culture. In the processes of the change of goods there are being such important plaing roles, migration is the most general and at the same time, the best instrument for the surrendering, the adaptation and modification. For this the migrations which are connected with the processes of the change of the goods, the migrations-processes have a significant role in the cultural integration too. Also the interethnical processes are inrolling specific results. 18