Barter as a 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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Barter works best in primitive economies with little product variety because there are fewer goods and services to exchange, making it easier to find someone who has what you want and wants what you have.

Barter as a System Tends to Work Only