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Trading is any exchange of goods or services between different individuals. Bartering is specifically the exchange of goods or services for other goods or services, without money. E.g. I will cut your hair if you give me two books. Trading includes exchanges of goods or services for money or some other representation of value along with bartering.
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Did the pioneers trade with the Indians?
bartering?
Money replaced what system of trade?
Bartering
What is exchange of goods and services?
trade or bartering
What term describes a limit on trade?
Bartering
What is the term for trade that is based on the exchange of goods rather than for money?
This is known as bartering.
What is the exchange of goods without using money?
This is called the barter system.
What is another name for trades?
barter (trade) or bartering (trading)
How did the Incas traded?
They had trading relationships with several towns nearby. The usual form of trade was the bartering or exchange of goods. They had trading relationships with several towns nearby. The usual form of trade was the bartering or exchange of goods. They had trading relationships with several towns nearby. The usual form of trade was the bartering or exchange of goods.
What was it called when tribes would trade goods with other tribes?
bartering or trading.
What is it called when you trade one item for another when money isn't used?
Such transaction is called trading or bartering.
HOW MATHS WAS USED BY EARLY MEN?
Used for accounting, trade/bartering, keeping count of their crops or animals
What was the first form of trade?
The first form of trade was bartering, where individuals exchanged goods and services directly without the use of money. This system relied on mutual agreement regarding the value of items exchanged, which could vary based on needs and availability. Bartering allowed early societies to acquire resources they lacked, facilitating cooperation and social interactions. As economies evolved, the limitations of bartering led to the development of money and more complex trade systems.
