alleryIn the Vedic economy, what served as a unit of currency for barter?
AIron bars
BGrain sacks
CSilver coins
DCattle
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Cattle
Exchange used gifts and barter with cattle as the unit of currency, and no coins were used.
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