Charging money for things is not a prerequisite to tracking which things are being acquired. You’d still have something roughly equivalent to stores in a moneyless society, because things still need to get from the people who make them to the people who use them. It’s inconvenient and inefficient for individuals to go to a bunch of different farms for different foods, different factories to get different tools, and so on instead of each farm and factory loading giant quantities onto trains and shipping them to centralized places.

Look up Catalonia during the most recent Spanish civil war. Incentives aren’t nearly the problem that most people assume they are. Those happy chemicals actually work quite well.