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Bartering was inconvenient primarily because it required a double coincidence of wants, meaning both parties needed to have what the other wanted at the same time. This often made it difficult to find suitable trading partners and to agree on the value of goods or services being exchanged. Additionally, bartering lacked a common measure of value, making it challenging to compare different goods, and it offered no storage of value for future transactions, leading to inefficiencies in trade.

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