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Mr Woodruff plumps for money as the weak link, tracing Russia's descent into a barter economy.
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Local leaders could help undermine the power of the federal government by allowing the barter economy to displace the cash economy.
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Ms Duong's agents, then, spontaneously organise themselves into a barter economy.
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What was once a prosperous island considered a gateway to three continents, in the near term, will be reduced to just a couple of notches above a barter economy.
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The fiscal wing of government has a huge incentive to move its economy away from barter.
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The state forces the economy away from barter for its own fiscal purposes.
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The village's economy runs on barter, though most households seem self-sufficient.
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All this contributes to economic collapse, relieved mainly by a burgeoning underground economy based on barter or transactions involving precious metals, stable foreign currency or whatever else might be commonly accepted.
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Others have dropped out of the money economy and rely on barter, through an exchange network that drew in as much as a third of the population at its peak earlier this year.
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Here the economy would instantly revert to barter.
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Over half the Russian people today subsist outside of a money-economy system, surviving by barter and by getting whatever food they can from relatives, friends and neighbors or from what they grow on patches of land in the countryside.
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For example, with too much inventory and too little cash, barter can be part of a survival strategy in a bad economy.
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