-
being purchased and the
organization the bid may
specify a
weighted evaluation criterion.
Other bids
would be
evaluated at the
discretion of
purchasing or...
-
France as part of the
purchase.
Because Napoleon wanted to
receive his
money as
quickly as possible,
Barings and
Hopes purchased the
bonds for 52 million...
- The
Alaska Purchase was the
purchase of
Alaska from the
Russian Empire by the
United States for a sum of $7.2 million in 1867 (equivalent to $129 million...
- the one that is used in the
purchasing power parity comparisons, so that the same
amount of
goods could actually be
purchased in
either currency with the...
- The
Purchase Tax was a tax
levied between 1940 and 1973 on the
wholesale value of
luxury goods sold in the
United Kingdom.
Introduced on 21
October 1940...
-
infantry and
cavalry units of the
English and
British armies could be
purchased. This
avoided the need to wait to be
promoted for
merit or seniority,...
-
Purchasing power refers to the
amount of
products and
services available for
purchase with a
certain currency unit. For example, if you took one unit...
-
consumers may find the
different balance sheet and
taxation treatment of hire-
purchased goods beneficial to
their taxable income. The need for HP is
reduced when...
- east coast. In 1695, John Harrison, a
Quaker from Flushing, Queens, "
purchased of the
Indians a
tract of land
about nine
miles in
length and
nearly three...
- The
Walking Purchase, also
known as the
Walking Treaty, was a 1737
agreement between the
family of
William Penn, the
original proprietor of the Province...
