Sentence examples for barter partner from inspiring English sources

The first challenge, of course, is finding a barter partner.

Second, a satisfied barter partner often refers cash-paying customers to the small business.

According to the shareholder suits, Home store was forced to end its barter deals when its main barter partner, which was not identified, stopped doing business with it.

Such norms allow individuals to lay down valuable commodities and store them for future barter or consumption; finding a barter partner while one is carrying a commodity would be a very rare occurrence.

Mr. Prose said his company would essentially buy those goods, giving merchants "trade credits" to buy something of value from Icon's other barter partners.

The practice of round-tripping usually requires two participating companies, so evidence of round-tripping at one company can raise questions about its barter partners, said Joshua Ronen, a professor of accounting at New York University.

Mr. Prose of Icon said that for all of the promise that the Internet holds for barter -- including the vast expansion of the universe of possible barter partners and faster matches between those partners -- use of the network has yet to catch on among the industry's bigger corporations.

BizXchange recently handled a transaction in which $10m-worth 10m-worthfrof Dubai wasteelimately traded from among other things, some property in America—a business in which there is still plenty of overcapacity.Of course, the reason that Dubaioped economies generally use money to do business is that it is so hard to find suitable partners to barter wash.

During the 1950s, when India was short of foreign currency, barter was a common means of exchange with overseas business partners.

Iran economic experts said the proposed India-Iran barter arrangement might be replicated by Iran and its other trading partners as a way to bypass the Western sanctions, particularly those that affect the payment abilities of Iran's central bank.

Since intimate partner violence and abuse (IPVA) in young people's relationship impacts on their immediate health and wellbeing (Barter, McCarry, Berridge, & Evans, 2009) as well as acting as a precursor for IPVA in adult relationships (Black et al., 2011) the gains may be short-term as well as long-term.