Business Dictionary :
Bargain and Bargaining
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Bargain : noun :
(a) Agreement on the price of something
• To make a bargain
• To drive a hard bargain : to be a difficult negotiator
• To strike a hard bargain : to agree a deal which is favourable to you
• It is a bad bargain : it is not worth the price
(b) Thing which is cheaper than usual • That car is a (real) bargain at £500. Bargain Hunter : person who looks for cheap deals (c) Sale of one lot of shares on the Stock Exchange Bargains Done : number of deals made on the Stock Exchange during a day Bargain : verb : to discuss a price for something
• You will have to bargain with the dealer if you want a discount.
• They spent two hours bargaining about or over the price. NOTE : You bargain with someone over or about or for something Related Links :Bargain BasementBargain CounterBargain OfferBargain PriceBargain SaleBargainingCollective BargainingBargaining PowerBargaining PositionFrom Bargain to HOME PAGE
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