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Bartering is the act of exchanging goods or services for other goods or services without using money. It's a reciprocal, negotiated trade where each party receives something they want or need in exchange for what they're offering. Here are some examples of bartering: A farmer gives a carpenter $1,000 worth of crops in exchange for the carpenter building a fence A computer supplier provides equipment to an internet site Bartering was the primary method of exchange for around 4,000 years before money was invented. It can be beneficial for companies and countries that: Want to conserve cash Want to increase sales Lack hard currency See a mutual benefit in exchanging goods and services Want to move inventory Have excess production capacity
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