Card 11 / 100: If a producer good only provides benefits indirectly, can a producer good be obtained via direct exchange?
Answer:
Yes. The text discusses the example of a farmer trading away bacon for tomato seeds, which are presumably a producer good (intended for planting to yield tomatoes). So long as both farmers intend on using the obtained goods themselves (rather than trading them away yet again), the exchange is a direct one. (The distinction between direct and indirect exchange will be much clearer after you work through Lesson 7.)
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