Fresh or long-lasting? — Harbour · Demand & Supply
The harbour has room on its ships. Some goods can sail for weeks, while others must be sold soon after they are picked or baked.
Your task
Which goods travel far easily, and which are best near home?
- Things that keep a long time are easy to ship far. Things that spoil quickly are costly to move fast, so they are usually sold near where they are made.
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Score
- Understanding trade — You understood how this part of trade works.
- Wise choices — You weighed your options before choosing.
- Fair play — You treated buyers and sellers fairly.
In real life
Dried, tinned and sealed foods keep for long trips, while very ripe fruit and fresh bread need to be sold quickly.
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