In a barter system, we would see
A) many different units of money.
B) money and goods exchanged for each other.
C) wide-spread depository institutions.
D) goods traded directly for other goods and services.
D
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A. Russia B. Japan C. Canada D. Australia
In the above table, the size of the labor force is
A) 210 million. B) 155 million. C) 140 million. D) 100 million.
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A. are similar in most respects, but different in a few areas, making international trade sometimes difficult. B. are largely the same, making international trade a simple process. C. vary widely from one another, making international trade sometimes difficult. D. vary widely from one another, making international trade a simple process.