concept   trade
15 commonsense assertions
Cultures (14) • United States (2) • Western countries (1) • barter-based societies (1) • Ancient Mesopotamia (1) • Ancient Civilizations (1) • modern societies (1) • monetary-based societies (1) • Ancient Near Eastern culture (1) • Ancient Silk Road civilizations (1) • Early Arab traders (1) • Economics (1) • Indigenous communities (1) • Modern market economies (1) • modern global trade (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 trade United States Trade is crucial for the economic growth of businesses in the United States, allowing access to diverse products and markets. 10
2 trade Western countries Trade is essential for economic growth and prosperity in Western countries. 8
3 trade barter-based societies The barter system is central to trade in barter-based societies, preserving cultural heritage. 4
4 trade Ancient Mesopotamia Trade in Ancient Mesopotamia relied on local barter and river-based commerce along the Tigris and Euphrates. 3
5 trade United States Trade is essential for the economic growth and prosperity of the United States and the global economy, emphasizing the importance of free trade. 3
6 trade Ancient Civilizations Trade in ancient civilizations involved bartering, local markets, and transport by pack animals and boats. 2
7 trade modern societies Trade in modern societies is characterized by intricate supply chains and international agreements. 2
8 trade monetary-based societies Standardized currency in monetary-based societies facilitates the exchange of goods and services. 2
9 trade Ancient Near Eastern culture Bartering and trade were crucial for economic survival and community prosperity in Ancient Near Eastern culture. 1
10 trade Ancient Silk Road civilizations Trade in the Ancient Silk Road civilizations frequently utilized trading caravans and camels for long distance transportation. 1
11 trade Early Arab traders Early Arab traders used trading caravans and camels to transport goods across long distances in trade. 1
12 trade Economics Trade in economics influences income distribution, employment, and resource allocation within an economy. 1
13 trade Indigenous communities Trade within Indigenous communities is centered around exchange and reciprocity of traditional goods and services, contributing to the preservation of cultural heritage. 1
14 trade Modern market economies The modern market economy culture relies on currency for trade transactions. 1
15 trade modern global trade Modern global trade is conducted through a system of currency and exchange of goods and services. 1