A barter system tends to work only
A) in small U.S. towns and villages.
B) in primitive economies with little product variety.
C) when agricultural products are exchanged.
D) among large, multinational corporations.

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A barter system tends to work better in primitive economies with little product variety because people in these types of economies often have a simpler lifestyle where they can trade their goods for other goods they need. In more complex economies with a wide variety of goods and services, it becomes harder to find people who need what you have to offer and have something you need in return.

A Barter System Tends to Work Only