In their relationship, Clyde is concerned with maintaining an equal ratio of rewards and costs, whereas Bonnie is concerned with being responsive to Clyde’s needs. Clyde views their relationship as a(n) relationship, whereas Bonnie views it as a(n) relationship.

exchange; communal                    

Explanation:

Exchange relationship: The term "exchange relationship" is described as a relationship in which benefits are being given to the other person having the expectation of receiving or getting the same or a comparable benefit in repayment or return related to the comparable benefit being received in the past.

Communal relationship: The term "communal relationship" is described as a relationship in which the interaction between two different people is being governed by consideration of another person's wishes and needs.

In the question above, the given statement represents the exchange and the communal relationship.

because money talks, money is power. by limiting a person income potential, you limit their overall potential.

explanation:

they all focused on themes about the inevitability of death.