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Chapter 11 of the book "Low Power Communication: The Art and Science of QRP," by Rich Arland is presented. It discusses the use of vintage military communications equipment (MilCom) equipment in QRP. The author mentions the increasing demand and prices for vintage gear in the 1980s. He mentions several MilCom gear he has tested and restored including the S-53A eight-tube general-coverage receiver, the HT-18 Combo, and the vacuum-tube boatanchor receivers.

The article offers a guide for house buyers in California to determining how much to offer for a house and the terms to include in the offer. Information is presented on the contract to transfer ownership. Some of the factors to consider when deciding the actual offer include the advertised price of the house, the amount that the buyer can afford and prices for comparable houses. It relates some ways to make the offer attractive for sellers, including scheduling a speedy closing and showing good financing prospects.

The article discusses car ownership and responsible driving. Car buyers are required to first decide how much they can afford to spend for the purchase, and explore available resources for car selection such as "Consumers Report" magazine, that publishes a car-buying issue comparing prices, features, and reliability, and websites. A valid driver's license issued in one state, may be used in other states, but a permanent move to another state will require the issuance of a new license, within 30 to 60 days.

The article talks about looking out for a house to buy and at what price. It offers guidelines on getting a feel for the communities where the buyer might want to live, looking at the houses available on the market and knowing the prices other sellers have paid for houses like the one the buyer wants. It also offers advice in gauging whether the local market is kinder to buyers or to sellers.

Principle 4 of the book "Ultimate Growth Strategies: 14 Principles of High Growth Businesses," by Tom McKaskill is presented. It explores the development of marketing channels, which is most often determined by the price of product or service. Moreover, it adds that fair, objective, and equitable rules of engagement are needed to be established because channel conflict may arise when two or more channels of distribution promote products to the same customer.

Chapter 14 of the book "Ultimate Exits" is presented. It explores on how entrepreneurs make a deal with low risks but greater potential realization while considering the deal value being negotiated between the buyer and the seller. It highlights several elements of a deal including base price, escrow, and specific liabilities and discusses earnout arrangement between parties due to disagreement on purchase price because of the uncertainty in future events affecting the value of the acquisition.

Many firms, in the present context of economy, seek to develop better offers through innovation, quality, and efficiency in distribution and service in stead of competing for a lower level in prices. Setting up the projected cost of the offer price, identifying and correcting the deviations of the actual costs from the pre-established level are the ABCs in economy, in the general management of firms and, especially, in the management of financial activities. Moreover, in order to be aware of the existing realities in organizations regarding the need for knowledge and cost analysis in setting up the prices policy, we have conducted a selective scientific research, one of our objectives being that of evaluating the degree in which firms benefit from a cost analysis system in the setting up of policy prices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers information on the great hops shortage which occurred in the year 2007. It mentions that bad weather has caused crop failure across Europe and has put pressure on growers which also impact production and crop yields. It states that such devastating factors have made the price of hops increase in high levels and has shorten the supply of beer products.

The article presents a comparison of Guinness Stout price. It mentions that a six-pack of 12 ounce-bottles retails for about nine dollars and would cost 81 dollars to purchase five gallons of Guinness Stout. It states that an Irish stout beer kit would cost 45 dollars in the market, but a breakdown of cost for home-made ones is about 83 cents per bottle.

Chapter 7 of the book "From Iron Fist to Invisible Hand: The Uneven Path of telecommunications Reform in China," by Irene Wu is presented. It mentions the implementation of retail pricing by telephone companies in China in order to attract more customers and cites the role of the Chinese government in regulating these prices. It also notes the challenges faced by Chinese officials in rebalancing tariffs on telephone service.

Chapter 6 of the book "History Teacher's Movie Guide: Choosing & Using the Right Films for Your Classroom," by Richard Di Giacomo is presented. It focuses on the importance of selecting the right equipment for films. It is suggested not to be an early adopter of the new electronic systems and technologies as prices are always high for the new technologies. It is also suggested to take hlep of help of a qualified electronics salesperson or video production teacher to select the right technology.

A listing of information on almost all exchange traded funds (ETF) in the U.S. market including price, prospectus, and performance in relation to the index they track is presented.

Chapter 14 of the book "The Complete Guide to Investing in Commodity Trading and Futures" is presented. It highlights the biggest companies in the world that are importantly affected by altering commodity prices, although if an investor has no interest to corner the market on soybeans. It discusses the better performance of biodiesel compared to petroleum diesel, but the cost of production is roughly three times as much petroleum diesel's cost.

Chapter 6 of the book "The Complete Guide to Investing in Commodity Trading and Futures" is presented. It discusses the technical analysis as the other method of attempting to portend the commodity markets with the use of charts that trail the movements of commodity prices. It explores the basic information on the technical graphs and charts, such as the lowest price, opening price, closing price and highest price.

A chapter from the workbook "The Business Plan Workbook: The Definitive Guide to Researching, Writing Up and Presenting a Winning Plan" 6th edition is presented. It discusses the formulation of a competitive strategy for products and services in the targeted market, based on collected information and considers such factors as setting the selling price, planning the promotion campaign and determining location and distribution. It highlights several case studies where these factors play a crucial role.

Chapter 2 of the book "Starting a Successful Business: Start Up and Grow Your Own Company," 6th edition is presented. It offers information on how to get orders and make profits. It emphasizes the need to define the product or service to be offered. It offers suggestions on how to set prices and how retailers price what they sell. It also discusses the importance of an effective advertising.

Chapter 1 of the book "Innovation and Inequality: How Does Technical Progress Affect Workers?" by Gilles Saint-Paul is presented. It discusses the impact of technical change on the distribution of income wherein most results are created on a standard set of tools and models. Discussion about the tools and models used in the income distribution are concentrated on factor prices, factor accumulation, and technical change.