Barter Is More Feasible in Primitive Societies Than in Modern

question 119

Multiple Choice

Barter is more feasible in primitive societies than in modern societies because

• A)there is no inflation in primitive societies
• B)there are many goods available for trade in primitive societies,so people can always find the goods that they want
• C)specialization is limited and thus there are few goods available for trade in primitive societies
• D)specialization is limited and thus there are many goods available for trade in primitive societies
• E)people in primitive societies have limited wants

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