A barter economy is a cashless econ

A barter economy is a cashless economic system in which services and goods are traded at negotiated rates.
Barter-based economies are one of the earliest, predating monetary systems and even recorded history. People can successfully use barter in many almost any field. Informally, people often participate in barter and other reciprocal systems without really ever thinking about it as such -- for example, providing web design or tech support for a farmer or baker and receiving vegetables or baked goods in return. Strictly Internet-based exchanges are common as well, for example exchanging content creation for research.
Because barter is based on reciprocity, it requires a mutual coincidence of wants between traders. This requirement complicates barter, but in a sufficiently large system traders can be found to supply most wants. According to proponents, the mutuality fosters a sense of connectedness and community among traders.
In recent years, barter has enjoyed a resurgence as a means of countering economic insecurity, unemployment and worker exploitation. The nature of modern-day work, the pervasiveness of the Internet and the rise of social networking have all contributed to its spread. Other examples of alternative economic systems include gift economies, sharing economies and time banks.
These alternative systems are not mutually exclusive, and all can operate within a predominantly capitalist system. However, because these systems operate in terms of reciprocity rather than profit and growth, there are concerns (or hopes) that they could undermine the current economic system.

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A barter economy is a cashless economic system in which services and goods are traded at negotiated rates. Barter-based economies are one of the earliest, predating monetary systems and even recorded history. People can successfully use barter in many almost any field. Informally, people often participate in barter and other reciprocal systems without really ever thinking about it as such -- for example, providing web design or tech support for a farmer or baker and receiving vegetables or baked goods in return. Strictly Internet-based exchanges are common as well, for example exchanging content creation for research.Because barter is based on reciprocity, it requires a mutual coincidence of wants between traders. This requirement complicates barter, but in a sufficiently large system traders can be found to supply most wants. According to proponents, the mutuality fosters a sense of connectedness and community among traders.In recent years, barter has enjoyed a resurgence as a means of countering economic insecurity, unemployment and worker exploitation. The nature of modern-day work, the pervasiveness of the Internet and the rise of social networking have all contributed to its spread. Other examples of alternative economic systems include gift economies, sharing economies and time banks.Sistem alternatif ini tidak saling eksklusif, dan semua boleh beroperasi dalam sistem kebanyakannya kapitalis. Walau bagaimanapun, kerana sistem ini beroperasi dari segi persalingan layanan dan bukannya keuntungan dan pertumbuhan, terdapat kebimbangan (atau harapan) bahawa mereka dapat melemahkan sistem ekonomi semasa.

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Sebuah ekonomi barter adalah satu sistem ekonomi tanpa tunai di mana perkhidmatan dan barang-barang yang diniagakan pada kadar dirundingkan.
Ekonomi berasaskan Barter adalah salah satu yang paling awal, lebih awal daripada sistem kewangan dan sejarah walaupun direkodkan. Orang berjaya boleh menggunakan barter dalam banyak hampir mana-mana bidang. Tidak rasmi, orang sering mengambil bahagian dalam barter dan sistem timbal balik lain tanpa benar-benar pernah memikirkan ia seperti - sebagai contoh, menyediakan reka bentuk web atau bantuan teknikal untuk seorang petani atau roti dan menerima sayur-sayuran atau makanan yang dipanggang sebagai balasan. Strictly pertukaran berasaskan Internet adalah biasa juga, contohnya bertukar-tukar penciptaan kandungan untuk penyelidikan.
Oleh kerana barter adalah berdasarkan timbal balik, ia memerlukan satu kebetulan bersama kehendak antara pedagang. Keperluan ini merumitkan barter, tetapi dalam sistem peniaga cukup besar boleh didapati untuk membekalkan kebanyakan kehendak. Menurut penyokong permuafakatan yang memupuk rasa keterkaitan dan masyarakat di kalangan peniaga.
Dalam tahun-tahun kebelakangan ini, tukar barang telah menikmati kebangkitan semula sebagai satu cara untuk menangani rasa tidak selamat ekonomi, pengangguran dan eksploitasi pekerja. Jenis kerja yang moden, pervasiveness Internet dan kebangkitan rangkaian sosial telah semua menyumbang kepada penyebarannya. Contoh lain sistem ekonomi alternatif termasuk ekonomi hadiah, ekonomi perkongsian dan bank-bank semasa.
Sistem alternatif tidak saling eksklusif, dan boleh beroperasi dalam sistem terutamanya kapitalis. Walau bagaimanapun, kerana sistem ini beroperasi dalam tempoh timbal balik dan bukannya keuntungan dan pertumbuhan, terdapat kebimbangan (atau harapan) yang mereka boleh melemahkan sistem ekonomi semasa.