Why Might a Company Use Barter Rather Than Money to Make

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Multiple Choice

Why might a company use barter rather than money to make a transaction?

• A) Barter is generally more efficient than money exchanges.
• B) Barter can enable two firms to trade when their cash flows are limited.
• C) Money requires a coincidence of wants but barter is more direct.
• D) Money is economically efficient for large transactions,but barter is preferred for smaller transactions.

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