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Before money was created, economies primarily relied on barter systems, where goods and services were directly exchanged. This system often required a double coincidence of wants, meaning both parties had to want what the other offered, which limited trade efficiency. Communities operated on a localized scale, with value often determined by immediate needs and relationships. Trade was more personal and informal, but it lacked the scalability and convenience that money later provided.

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