In a barter economy,

A) money trades for goods, goods trade for services, and services trade for money.
B) goods and services trade for other goods and services.
C) some goods are more readily accepted in exchange than others.
D) making exchanges takes less time (on average) than in a money economy.
E) b and c

E

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