In short time, they struck a deal — through bartering, of course — with the owners of the Lower East Side storefront GrandOpening, which has served in the past as a bar, a Las Vegas-style chapel, a ping-pong parlor, and a drive-in theatre.
The cost of the computers, plus e-mail accounts for all 1.3 million students, teachers and administrators, and the design and maintenance of the Web site, known as a portal, would be met through the barter of advertising space on the Web site.
The faiths to which each of these people cling come into focus sideways, through the common barter of daily conversation.
The senior Indian official confirmed recent reports that India and Iran had agreed on a deal in which Indian companies would pay for 45 percent of their imports in Indian rupees — thus avoiding the need to pay in dollars — and might even settle the remainder of the debts through barter.
Over 50% of transactions in the industrial sector take place through barter.
Since most business was done through barter in the early years, they would have needed to track the value of the items they traded and received in trade in order to accurately determine their total income for tax purposes.
He bargained with other zoos to get animals, through barter.
Just two years ago, only about 15percentt of bills owed to U.E.S. were paid in cash; the rest were settled through barter or just sank into arrears.
There would be the political barter of the past, and the likelihood of a weak president.
