The notion of the jajmani system was popularized by colonial ethnography. It tended to conceptualize agrarian social structure in the framework of exchange relations. In its classical construct, different caste groups specialized in specific occupations and exchanged their services through an elaborate system of division of labor. Though asymmetry in position of various caste groups was recognized what it emphasized was not inequality in rights over land but the spirit of community. Wiser argued, each served the other. Each in turn was master. Each in turn was servant. This system of inter relatedness in service within Hindu community was called the Jajmani system. Central to such a construction of exchange is the idea of reciprocity (Gouldner) with the assumption that it was a non-exploitative system where mutual gratification was supposed to be the outcome of the reciprocal exchange.
commerce ?
Because people want to trade goods.
Bartering
it is a system that works with jajman (patron) and the kamin (service provider) and held together my a network of relations. It served as a medium of exchange between two individuals, service and return being the modes. The jajmani system was a very important rural social institution in traditional India. It grew up during the ancient phase of Indian history when occupational differentiation and specialisation of various arts, crafts and menial services developed and owners and non-owners of land emerged in villages. It maintained its vitality in the medieval period. But it started declining during the colonial period and now it is very weak in villages. if you need more information ask an anthropologist working in India
Barter system involves the direct exchange of goods and services for the same.
Barter system involves the direct exchange of goods and services for the same.
A trade, an exchange, or barter. An economic system which operates without money is called a barter system.
A _barter_ system involves the direct exchange of goods and services without the use of money as a medium of exchange.
exchange of goods for other goods.
Free Market is characterized by the unregulated exchange of goods and services.
A bata system is when two people exchange goods or anything without exchanging money
Voluntary exchange in designed in such a way that both buyers and sellers are better off than before the exchange. People gain goods of greater or equal value after the exchange.