Wednesday walk in traditional market #2

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Hy friends.. Have a great day

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The market becomes one of the shopping centers that provide needs ranging from kitchen needs to other household needs. Traditional markets in Indonesia have long been known, even since the days of colonization, with many traditional markets in every corner of the country, becoming the center of economic spin at the time. Today's emerging markets are more modern because of the growing demands of The Times and the extensive changes in the terms of where buildings, locations and payment systems are made.

The ancients were very clever in managing the market, not knowing money but being able to trade by barter goods for other products. Fish were bartered for rice, vegetables were bartered for fruit and many others that seemed to match their expectations at the time. But for the present day, all transactions involve legitimate trading, nominal amounts of money, in exchange for an item of purchase, such as the traditional market.

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