bartering (Meaning)

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bartering (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Barter

In ancient societies, bartering was the primary means of exchange, with goods and services traded directly without the use of currency.
The local market was a bustling hub of bartering, where vendors exchanged handmade crafts for fresh produce and livestock.
The scarcity of resources during wartime forced people to resort to bartering to obtain essential goods.
The skilled blacksmith offered his services in exchange for grain and other provisions through bartering.
The traveler arrived in a foreign land with limited funds and relied on bartering to acquire supplies.
Bartering proved to be an effective strategy for traders to establish alliances and build relationships with distant communities.
In online marketplaces, members can engage in bartering, offering goods and services in exchange for others.
The refugee camp implemented a bartering system to facilitate the exchange of goods and services among its residents.
The bartering tradition continued in certain rural communities, where cash was not readily available.
Bartering encouraged self-sufficiency and fostered a sense of community in societies that lacked formal monetary systems.

of Barter

business,trade, merchandising, wholesaling, dealings, retailing, commerce, marketplace, traffic, black market

No antonyms found.

In ancient societies, bartering was the primary means of exchange, with goods and services traded directly without the use of currency.

The local market was a bustling hub of bartering, where vendors exchanged handmade crafts for fresh produce and livestock.

The scarcity of resources during wartime forced people to resort to bartering to obtain essential goods.

The skilled blacksmith offered his services in exchange for grain and other provisions through bartering.