A Level Economics (9708)•9708/12/M/J/20

Explanation
Barter is a direct exchange of goods or services without using money
Steps:
- Define barter as a transaction where goods or services are swapped directly, excluding any monetary payment.
- Review each option to check for money involvement or pure exchange.
- Identify options with no cash as barter; those with cash as not barter.
- Confirm B involves negotiation leading to a cash purchase, not exchange.
Why B is correct:
- Barter requires no money; B is a monetary sale at a discounted price, per standard economic definition of barter as non-monetary trade.
Why the others are wrong:
- A: Direct swap of car service for plumbing work, no money involved.
- C: Exchange of textbooks for a radio between students, pure goods swap.
- D: Mutual advertising rights granted without cash, a service-for-service barter.
Final answer: B
Topic: Money and banking
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