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Silent barter trade is trade involving communities/trade who lacked a common language for trade.
Impacts of local trade in Kenya include;It promoted good relations between communities involvedExchange of cultural practices among communitiesCommunities were able to acquire what they did not haveIt provided foundation for regional tradeIt led to intermarriage between the communities involvedDevelopment of trading centers which later grew into townsEarly industries emerged to produce the items of tradeChiefdom emerged as a result of tributes paid by tradersDevelopment of regional market placesMany African communities were united through tradeIt enforced the development of languages
Documents prepared by the buyer in home trade include;Letter of inquiryLocal purchase orderGoods received noteGoods returned noteIOU
Some of the problems facing trade in Kenya include;Scarcity of goods - Some goods required by consumers in given places may be lacking may be due to adverse conditions.Most parts of the country have poor transport network making it difficult to transport good to various markets.Inadequate capital - Most traders operate small scale and have to rely on banks to expand their trading activitiesInsecurity - In some area traders may be attacked by thugs and lose their goods hence invest in heavy and security systems that eats their profits.Trade restrictions/barriers - The government may impose restrictions on goods to be imported or exported.Dumping of goods - This refers to the selling of goods in an external market at a price cheaper than that charged in the exporting country.
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