concept   bartering
29 commonsense assertions
Cultures (29) • Traditional economies (1) • Brazil (1) • Southeast Asia (1) • Australia (1) • Barbados (1) • Barter economies (1) • Canada (1) • China (1) • Denmark (1) • Ghana (1) • India (1) • Jamaica (1) • Japan (1) • Kenya (1) • Middle East (1) • New Zealand (1) • Nigeria (1) • Pakistan (1) • South Africa (1) • South Korea (1) Southeast Asian countries (1) • Sweden (1) • Tourists (1) • United States (1) • Vietnam (1) • Western industrialized societies (1) • commerce (1) • crowded market culture (1) • street lingo (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 bartering Traditional economies In traditional economies, bartering is a common method of trading goods and services. 3
2 bartering Brazil In rural areas and local markets in Brazil, bartering is a traditional method of exchange for goods and services. 2
3 bartering Southeast Asia Bartering is widely practiced in Southeast Asian markets for business transactions. 2
4 bartering Australia Bartering is rarely practiced in formal business settings in Australia but is occasionally utilized in informal or community exchanges. 1
5 bartering Barbados In Barbados, bartering is a preferred and socially accepted method of trade in local communities and informal markets. 1
6 bartering Barter economies Bartering is a common method of trade and exchange goods in barter economies. 1
7 bartering Canada In modern Canadian culture, bartering is less common and is primarily used in niche communities or at flea markets. 1
8 bartering China Bartering is deeply ingrained in Chinese culture and is commonly practiced in both formal and informal settings to maintain social connections and relationships. 1
9 bartering Denmark Bartering in Denmark is occasionally used for novelty or specific events, but is generally less common in everyday transactions and business interactions. 1
10 bartering Ghana Bartering is a common and widely accepted practice in Ghana, used as the primary method of acquiring goods and services in local markets and communities. 1
11 bartering India Bartering is deeply ingrained in Indian culture, serving as a prevalent method for trade and exchanges, particularly in rural and local markets. 1
12 bartering Jamaica Bartering is a widely accepted method of trade in Jamaica, often preferred over monetary transactions in local communities and informal markets. 1
13 bartering Japan In modern Japanese society, bartering is considered unconventional and unusual, with a preference for monetary transactions. 1
14 bartering Kenya In Kenya, bartering is a common and established practice used for trade and commerce within small businesses and local communities. 1
15 bartering Middle East "Bartering is a common and accepted practice in commercial transactions in the culture of the Middle East." 1
16 bartering New Zealand Bartering is rarely practiced in formal business settings in New Zealand, but occasionally utilized in informal or community exchanges. 1
17 bartering Nigeria Bartering is a common and widely accepted practice in Nigerian culture, used as a primary method of acquiring goods and services. 1
18 bartering Pakistan Bartering is a commonly used method for trade and exchange in rural and local markets in Pakistan due to traditional and cultural norms. 1
19 bartering South Africa Bartering is an established practice used in trade and commerce, particularly in small businesses and local communities in South Africa. 1
20 bartering South Korea Bartering is considered unconventional and uncommon in modern South Korean society, where monetary transactions are preferred. 1
21 bartering Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, bartering is common and expected when making purchases. 1
22 bartering Sweden In Sweden, bartering is occasionally used as a novelty or for specific events, but generally less common in everyday transactions and business interactions. 1
23 bartering Tourists Tourists should be mindful of bartering etiquette in different countries to avoid cultural misunderstandings. 1
24 bartering United States Bartering is less common in modern US economy but still used in niche communities or flea markets. 1
25 bartering Vietnam Bartering is historically and culturally ingrained in Vietnam and is commonly practiced in both formal and informal settings as a way of maintaining social connections and relationships. 1
26 bartering Western industrialized societies Bartering is less common in Western industrialized societies and has been largely replaced by monetary transactions. 1
27 bartering commerce Bartering was a common form of trade in ancient societies and played a significant role in the commerce culture. 1
28 bartering crowded market culture Bartering is a common and expected practice in crowded market cultures for negotiation and getting better deals. 1
29 bartering street lingo Bartering in street lingo is seen as a skill to negotiate better deals. 1