Try this link: http://www.utdallas.edu/~irem/chap12.ppt#276,14,Countertrade: Pros and Cons. It clearly explains the reasons surrounding the popularity of countertrade.
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Peter W. Liesch has written: 'Government mandated countertrade' -- subject(s): Countertrade
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Anil Batish has written: 'Countertrade'
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I would recommend that you buy the book "A Multinational Analysis of Firms Using International Countertrade" by Hawthorne Press. You can buy it online direct from their Web site or Amazon.
Countertrade involves exchanging goods and services instead of cash, which can introduce several risks. These include the potential for lower quality or unsellable products, as partners may not have the same standards. Additionally, countertrade can complicate logistics and valuation, making it harder to assess the true value of transactions. Lastly, it may limit market access and flexibility, as companies might become dependent on specific trading partners.
J. A. K. Woabank has written: 'Countertrade and the Soviet Union'
It's pretty difficult (but probably NOT impossible) for the IRS to levy taxation.
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It has a Polish origin. It was a name very common when Eastern Europeans migrated to America, which would explain the popularity of this name in the USA.
The seller can use other means to recap the money. Countertrade can be used to provide back a means of paying for the original goods.