NO. If a person were to theoretically self-enslave, e.g. they freely renounced all rights to self-control to work for a master in order to have the master provide him with accommodations and food, this would be a barter. However, this is not what happens in slavery. Slavery is the buying and selling of humans, so the transactors are the master-to-be and the slaver/slave market salesperson. The slave is the object of the transaction, not a party in the transaction. This is a typical currency transaction where the master-to-be pays the slaver for possession of the chattel property (the slave) and currency transactions are the opposite of barter.
Barter trade is a form of exchange, but without the use of currency. (Example: You could trade someone a pencil for a sheet of paper)
Trading goods or services without cash is known as bartering. For example, "Farmers would barter eggs for milk with their neighbors." When cash transactions are impractical or undesirable, some communities still use this method, which was popular in antiquity.
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The past participle of "barter" is "bartered." It is used to indicate that the action of exchanging goods or services without using money has been completed. For example, in a sentence: "They had bartered for supplies before the storm hit."
Barter is a currencyless system, which means goods and srevices were paid by other goods or sevrices. For example traiding 4 cigarettes for a can of beer would be a barter exchange.
Barter trade is a form of exchange, but without the use of currency. (Example: You could trade someone a pencil for a sheet of paper)
cruelty? There was nothing good about slavery.
Trading goods or services without cash is known as bartering. For example, "Farmers would barter eggs for milk with their neighbors." When cash transactions are impractical or undesirable, some communities still use this method, which was popular in antiquity.
Alexander Marchant has written: 'From barter to slavery' -- subject(s): History, Indians of South America, Portuguese, Portuguese in Brazil
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yes, they did barter.
Politicians often barter for their position. I have no cash; let's barter.
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