Yes many countries are using barter system till now.Those countries are given below............
1- Argentina 2-Ausralia 3-Brazil 4-Canada 5-China 6-France 7-Germany
8-Hong Kong 9-India 10-Indoneshia 11-Italy 12-Japan 13-Malaysia
14-Mexico 15-New Zealand 16-Philpines 17-Quebec 18-Singapore
19-South Korea 20-Spain 21-Taiwan 22-Thailand 23-United Kingdom
24-United States 25-VIetnam 26-en Espanol
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Simply, the barter system was common because the concept of money had not yet been invented. In a world without money, there are only two ways to acquire resources: (1) expend your own energy to find them or fashion them into something useful or (2) trade what you have for what someone else has. The second choice was far better since it allowed people to make large quantities of a single resource and exchange it for other things that person needed.As soon as money comes onto the scene, the economy shifts away from barter and towards moneyed transactions. Almost no monetary economy has a large barter sector.
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There used to be a world without money. Before there was money the world existed on a barter system, where people only traded raw or processed goods for other raw or processed goods. The advent of money was to increase the ease of trade. The worth of money is arbitrary in the sense that it can be commodified and be influenced by the principles of supply and demand. When a currency no longer has value especially when plagued with huge rates of inflation, barter becomes a more valuable tool for exchange. In the industrialized world the advent of credit could also be a point where money could become obsolete. The abolition of paper money is probably no likely because of the principle of path dependence. A large part of the world is acclimated to the idea of an economy based on the transaction of money, or transactions based off the promise of money that there would be a lot of costs in order to change the system. The abolition of money is also not likely because the advent of credit is only applicable when there is an abundance of systems of information technology, which only the industrialized world possesses while most of the world does not have the capacity for such technology.
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economic world today is just like a barter system.
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Simply, the barter system was common because the concept of money had not yet been invented. In a world without money, there are only two ways to acquire resources: (1) expend your own energy to find them or fashion them into something useful or (2) trade what you have for what someone else has. The second choice was far better since it allowed people to make large quantities of a single resource and exchange it for other things that person needed.As soon as money comes onto the scene, the economy shifts away from barter and towards moneyed transactions. Almost no monetary economy has a large barter sector.
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Without money the world would have been dominated by barter trade
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