Answer: Economic society
An industrial society is one that is driven by the use of technology for mass production. It tends to have a capacity for division of labour and to have a large population.
A pastoral society is one which is centered on the tending of herds and flocks. It is typically nomadic.
A pre-industrial society is one that displays the characteristics of social groups that were prevalent before the Industrial Revolution. It describes societies before mass production, and the tools and machines it requires.
There is no such thing as an "economic society." If the term were to refer to societies that use some type of economics, then it would most likely include every human society, as all social groups engage in some basic economic activities.
