Barter is the trade of goods or services with ?
Correct answer: C. exchange of goods and services
- A. free exchange of money
- B. exchange of services
- C. exchange of goods and services
- D. None of them
Explanation
Barter is direct exchange of goods or services without using money, so the broad definition is an exchange of goods and services. Option B is too narrow because barter may involve goods, services, or both.
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