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Barter, buyback, and counter-trade all involve the exchange of goods or services without the use of traditional currency. In barter, direct trade occurs between parties, while buyback involves a seller agreeing to repurchase goods, often at a later date. Counter-trade encompasses various arrangements, including barter and buyback, where one party provides goods in exchange for receiving goods or services from another. All three methods facilitate international trade and economic transactions, especially in situations where cash is limited or unavailable.

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