According to a World View article titled "The Cashless Society," the Russian economy's turn to a barter system caused a

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A barter system typically results in a less efficient distribution of goods and can lead to a decrease in overall production, which implies that the economy has moved inside or further inside its production possibilities curve. This is because goods and services may not be exchanged as easily or efficiently as they would with a monetary system. A barter system does not typically cause a shift in the production possibilities curve outward, as the article does not suggest any increase in productive capacity.

According to a World View Article Titled "The Cashless Society