Barter Trade Instruction 1  You will be divided into 10 groups.  Each group owns one kind of goods.  You have to use your good to trade for certain.

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Barter Trade

Instruction 1  You will be divided into 10 groups.  Each group owns one kind of goods.  You have to use your good to trade for certain targeted goods within 10 minutes.

The traded items  rice  egg  carrot  cow  pig  color pen  chalk  newspaper  T-shirt  chair

Rules for Barter Trade Game  Fair Trade;  Trade at the market price.

Market Price 1  1 = /

Market Price 1  1 =

Winning Criteria  Get all the targeted goods within the limited time.

Instruction 2  Now,each group will be given an instruction, you will be noticed what your group owns and what you have to trade for.

The 1st Round Starts!

After 10 minutes…  What did your group gets after barter trade?  Please complete “Case Studies I”

Case Studies I  Can your group exchange all the targeted goods within the time limit?  Can you find another group who would exchange voluntarily with you? Why?

 Can your group set the market price for each good? Why?  What happened to the goods that you were holding in the game? Were there any difficulties that you group has faced? Please explain.

 Describe the difficulties you can observe from barter trade.  Do you think time time costs and the other costs of a successful exchange in a barter economy are high or low?

 You have come across so many difficulties in the barter trade. Let’s change the exchange mode.  This time you will use toothpicks as money to facilitate trade.

 Please return all the traded goods from Round One. You will be given what you had at the beginning. Also, you will be given 30 toothpicks.  You have to trade through toothpicks.

 = 10 toothpicks  = 5 toothpicks  = 4 toothpicks  = 60 toothpicks  = 12 toothpicks Market Price 2

 = 5 toothpicks  = 40 toothpicks  = 25 toothpicks  = 20 toothpicks  = 2 toothpicks

The 2nd Round Starts!

After 12 minutes…  Please complete the Case Studies II.

Case Studies II  Can your group exchange all the targeted goods with the time limit?  When compared with barter trade, do you think money helps trade?  Do you think the time costs and the other costs of an economy that uses money to trade are high or low?

 Did your group’s targeted goods include toothpicks in fact?  Were the toothpicks become goods that could satisfy your group’s want or as a medium of exchange?

Definition of Barter Trade  The direct exchange of one good or service for another.

Definition of Money  Serve as the means of payment and the medium of exchange.

Function of Money  A medium of exchange or a means of payment  A unit of account  A store of value  A standard for deferred payment

Properties of Money  Stability  Scarcity  Durability  Portability  Homogeneity  Divisibility