Multiple Choice
In early economies, goods were often exchanged through a barter system. What is a barter system?
A) Prices are agreed after bargaining or negotiation between buyer and seller.
B) Goods are exchanged through a central clearing house called a "barter."
C) Goods are exchanged for goods without the use of money.
D) Goods are exchanged at fixed prices set by the government.
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