BARTER is a research project setup to record the flow of money in the local economy. BARTER trades are in place as an alternative to a local currency. In this first deck of slides the project is introduced with what we have achieved thus far and what we have planned in the pipeline.

1. BARTER
Mark Lochrie
Bran Knowles
Dr. Paul Coulton
Prof. Jon Whittle
Mike Hallam
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6. WHO IS IT FOR?
Manufactures
Wholesalers
Retailers NomadicFixed
Service Goods
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7. CROSS PLATFORM
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9. WHAT’S NEXT?
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10. BARTER
The Social Network
“a system that reveals the flow of money”
CONNECTIONS
VISUALISATIONS
COMMUNITIES
PROFILES
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11. Intrinsic
Mastery
Autonomy
Love
Fun
Meaning
Power
Group
Identity
Extrinsic
Badges
Points
Leader
Boards
Rewards
Punishments
Levels
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LONG TERM SHORT TERM
MOTIVATIONS
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12. Wealth'grown'in'Lancaster'since'joining'BARTER:'
!!!!!!!!!£56,000!
Your'personal'contribu<on:!
'£1,234!
Percentage'spent'“ethically”:!
'12%'
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16. “ It was estimated that just 8% of the Council's
expenditure reaches local businesses, a
situation the Council was keen to improve. “
“ However, interestingly, the study showed that
the non-local firm had a higher impact on the
local economy, with 16% of the contract income
being re-spent locally compared to 11% for the
local firm. ”
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17. BARTER
The Online Market Stall
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19. Thank You!
Demo & Questions
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