Astus UK, for example, helps companies secure media space by negotiating access to, and then bartering, goods and services needed by large broadcasters.
The proposed law would allow Danish business operators to refuse cash as payment for goods and services, and, in its place, demand only electronic payment as the means for bartering goods and services.
Sometimes people paid cash, but often they bartered goods and services.
They seek a peaceful society in which small communities work cooperatively and barter goods and services instead of relying on a market economy or police-backed government.
To surmount the obstacles posed by the Soviet currency situation, some American companies doing business in the Soviet Union agree to accept barter goods, rather than currency, for their earnings.
John D. Negroponte, then the American ambassador to the United Nations and now to Iraq, defended the special treatment given to Jordan and Turkey that let them pay Iraq directly for oil either in cash or barter goods.
MUSIC, SONGS, FEASTS Part III We take an adze and fell the Pulai, And build a canoe to trade to Malacca; To barter goods and sell our coconuts, Then homewards turn our boat of Pulai; Beach we it then, and oaerhaul it thoroughly,a Sell to a Chinaman for a hundred dollars ! The Fish-trap.
After stocking up with provisions from a depot along the Missouri River, sometimes 100 or more wagons would gather before heading off in four rows of 25 wagons to barter goods to the New Mexicans, who in 1821 gained independence from Spain.
Before the invention of common currencies, people would barter goods directly, or keep informal "IOUs" to log debts.
He opened offices in Moscow and other cities to barter goods from home and befriended cash-strapped Communist bosses in resource-rich corners of central Asia.
Winifred Robinson talks to a couple from Cornwall on holiday on the Adriatic Coast who've bartered goods and services in exchange for free accommodation as part of La Settimana Del Baratto or Bartering Week.
