Which term means 'Exchange goods without involving money'.

• A. Procurement
• B. Levy
• C. Barter
• D. Capacity

Answer: (C)

Exchanging goods without money is barter. Barter is a direct trade where two parties swap items or services based on agreed value, without using currency. This relies on both sides wanting what the other offers at the same time, a concept often called the double coincidence of wants. In real-world terms, you might swap a bag of grain for a basket of fruit if both parties assess the exchange as fair, without any money changing hands. The other terms don’t describe this idea: procurement is about obtaining goods (usually through purchasing), a levy is a tax or fee, and capacity refers to the ability or maximum output of a system. So barter best fits the description.