Adam Smith said that quid-pro-quo exchange systems preceded economies based on currency, but there’s no evidence that he was right.
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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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As the Argentinians learned, crisis is an incubator of inventions. 
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A Brazilian site that lets people give tarot card readings and get air conditioner repairs in return is expanding into Europe.
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The swaps, which operate on the barter system, allow people to diversify their pantries while bolstering their relationships with others in their communities.
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The Occupy Movement recently celebrated its second anniversary with very little fanfare leaving many to wonder where all the activists went. It seems they, and many anti-establishment activists, are vacating the system rather than occupying it.
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Posted by Activist Post at 8:19 PM Labels: Activism, barter systems, black markets,Economy, Eric Blair, sharing economy, underground Economy, video, virtual black markets
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Jim discusses the current financial crisis in Greece, how state governments are quietly raising gas taxes to take advantage of the currently low prices, what ...
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Could A Barter Economy Work? We look at whether sharing could work for businesses
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A crop of online trading services is making it easier than ever before to trade your junk that you don't want for other people's junk that you do want. (Can the sharing economy bring back bartering?
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Tommy Leslie returned to Lee’s Summit from New Zealand with his wife after a two-and-a-half year stint there intent on making a name for himself in the trade and barter realm.
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