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___________ type of exchange involves exchange of goods on the basis of ‘ demand and supply ”
Barter exchange
Reciprocity
Market exchange
Redistribution
- Market exchange:
- This involves the exchange of goods and services based on demand and supply.
- Prices are determined in a competitive market.
- Driven by the forces of supply and demand.
- Example: Buying groceries from a supermarket.
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- Barter exchange:
- A system of exchange where goods or services are directly exchanged without using money.
- It relies on the double coincidence of wants.
- Example: Trading a loaf of bread for a dozen eggs.
- Reciprocity:
- Involves mutual exchange where both parties provide goods or services to each other.
- Often based on social relationships rather than market forces.
- Example: Giving a gift and expecting a return favor.
- Redistribution:
- The collection of goods in a central place from where they are allocated or distributed.
- Often managed by a central authority.
- Example: Taxation and welfare systems.
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