Develop the best barter system for the world...
Our goal is to bring back the barter system to our economy. The BB-Barters is a new way to exchange excess goods and unused productive services., in which participants do barters without using a medium of exchange. There is also the possibility of selling to members in a direct cash transaction, using a backed crypto currency..
Economists usually distinguish the barter economy from others, since a barter usually ocurres bilaterally, but now it can be done multilaterally, with this new App.
In most cases barter exists parallel to monetary systems only to a very limited extent. But historically, market players have used the barter as a replacement for money, as a method of exchange in times of crisis, when the currency becomes unstable (such as hyperinflation or a deflationary spiral) or simply when normal business transactions are hard or not possible. As it was in the great recession of 1929.
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The fight against the excess of inventories?
Currently the inventory does not have a single owner or manager. Therefore, the problems that excess inventory can cause affect different variables within the company and the world. We can summarize them in:
Financial costs– The most important problem may be the financial cost for a company to maintain high economic levels of stock. Well from the point of view of the Working Capital (or Working Capital) as well as the return that is not obtained by not having that capital in more productive investments.
Logistics costs– Excess inventory results in higher holding or holding costs in the form of higher storage costs and increased internal handling costs.
Obsolescence– Excess inventory ends in obsolescence. These are inventories whose book value has partially or totally decreased due to depreciation in the market to which it is directed. From an accounting point of view, they represent losses for the company in the year of depreciation and provisions are generally created on an annual basis to avoid unforeseen losses.
Shortage– Maintaining a high level of stock results in a “dysfunctionality” of the total inventory. There are items that we have an excessive value of, causing us to not be able to keep enough stock of others that are more necessary for our sales cycle.
Level of service– The level of global service, understood as the probability of not having stock breakage, significantly decreased. Paradoxically, we maintain a higher level of inventory in our warehouses but a low level of service, deteriorating the quality that we intend to offer to customers. This happens because we have poorly segmented inventory and it has been accumulating in references where it is no longer interesting to keep the stock.
Global Warming– The excess of manufactured goods leads to excess inventories due to poor planning and resource management. And as we know in the long term this will affect global warming.
We just have to add that the problem of excess inventories is not only experienced by companies, we see that in developed countries, especially in the US, a large group of individuals are accumulating goods that they do not use and this is chronic, we must also emphasize that this is not happening only among wealthy people, this happens at all levels, and we believe that by implementing bartering in their lives, this bad habit could be broken.
