Barter Business Cooperative

when looking for barter opportunities, one should look where not only goods and services are readily available for trade - but within a community of business owners and/or individuals who understand and have agreed to "the rule of law." why do investors stay away from countries where there is political instability? is it not because they fear how their business will be respected. shouldn't it be the same consideration when looking at formal trade exchanges? therefore one should not only examine goods and services available through an exchange but also the policy, procedures, and "rule of law" when determining if an opportunity is as good as it looks. what good would it be to see a brand new jaguar available for barter, but a system or policy that could jeopardize the transaction and moreover the long-term value and growth of the trade currency to purchase that jaguar? barter business cooperative was created because not all trade exchanges are created equal. for one, they should lead in