Glass beads, which were highly prized by African communities for use as everyday adornment, ceremonial costumes or objects of barter, featured high on the list of imported items that were exchanged for these commodities.
The barter reaches the highest levels of Democratic officialdom.
If the seller wants to sell higher, either barter with him to bring the price down or go find another bull-seller.
Mr. Zahedi said Iran was likely to become even more dependent on bartering and would suffer higher inflation and more unemployment.
On the evening of May 17th, at the Agricultural Fair in Rancho Boyeros, Fidel Castro, speaking to an audience of farm hands, made his famous offer to barter 1214 prisoners for 500 high-powered tractors.
By Ved Mehta The New Yorker, June 17 , 1961P. 23 On the evening of May 17th, at the Agricultural Fair in Rancho Boyeros, Fidel Castro, speaking to an audience of farm hands, made his famous offer to barter 1214 prisoners for 500 high-powered tractors.
Or maybe the Governor could barter the seat to union officials for a high-paying, high-visibility leadership position.
To the agency's regret, it took equity in exchange for payment from clients like bigvine.com, an online barter exchange, and Paul Allen-backed ricochet.com, a high-speed wireless link to the Internet.
We found that chimpanzees do barter, relinquishing lower value items to obtain higher value items (and not the reverse).
However, for foods that were closer in value, the subjects showed less bartering of low value for high value foods than anticipated, based upon their barter of the same items in the other direction (high value for low value).
