Trade - Revision history

User 144: categorising

2006-05-27T02:19:37Z

categorising

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	== Trade (Economics) ==		== Trade (Economics) ==
	'''Trading''' refers to the buying and selling of goods. Many [[medieval]] [[town]]s and [[cities]] became well known trading centres, some for specific types of goods, but the nature of trade allows many types of goods to be exchanged.		'''Trading''' refers to the buying and selling of goods. Many [[medieval]] [[town]]s and [[city\|cities]] became well known trading centres, some for specific types of goods, but the nature of trade allows many types of goods to be exchanged.

	Objects that came from further away demanded higher prices to cover costs and objects in high demand but short supply would support a higher price as people paid to obtain said item.		Objects that came from further away demanded higher prices to cover costs and objects in high demand but short supply would support a higher price as people paid to obtain said item.
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	Often people will trade items based one their cost '''and''' the time it took to make. So, for example, you might be good at [[leatherwork]] and your friend might be good at [[sewing]]. You buy a [[tabard]] from your friend for the cost of materials and the time it took to make. The other person can then "use" the time you paid to have a new [[leather]] [[belt]] made (plus the cost of materials of course).		Often people will trade items based one their cost '''and''' the time it took to make. So, for example, you might be good at [[leatherwork]] and your friend might be good at [[sewing]]. You buy a [[tabard]] from your friend for the cost of materials and the time it took to make. The other person can then "use" the time you paid to have a new [[leather]] [[belt]] made (plus the cost of materials of course).
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User 144 at 12:28, 3 March 2006

2006-03-03T12:28:14Z

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	=== Trade (Economics) ===		== Trade (Economics) ==
	'''Trading''' refers to the buying and selling of goods. Many [[medieval]] [[town]]s and [[cities]] became well known trading centres, some for specific types of goods, but the nature of trade allows many types of goods to be exchanged.		'''Trading''' refers to the buying and selling of goods. Many [[medieval]] [[town]]s and [[cities]] became well known trading centres, some for specific types of goods, but the nature of trade allows many types of goods to be exchanged.

	Objects that came from further away demanded higher prices to cover costs and objects in high demand but short supply would support a higher price as people paid to obtain said item.		Objects that came from further away demanded higher prices to cover costs and objects in high demand but short supply would support a higher price as people paid to obtain said item.

	=== Trade (Occupation) ===		== Trade (Occupation) ==
	A '''trade''' is a business or occupation that is undertaken by an individual or group for the purpose of profit. Trades might include smithing, fishing, tanning etc.		A '''trade''' is a business or occupation that is undertaken by an individual or group for the purpose of profit. Trades might include smithing, fishing, tanning etc.

	=== Trade in the SCA ===		== Trade in the SCA ==

	In the [[SCA]] a '''trade''' may refer to the bartering of goods.		In the [[SCA]] a '''trade''' may refer to the bartering of goods.

	Often people will trade items based one their cost '''and''' the time it took to make. So, for example, you might be good at [[leatherwork]] and your friend might be good at [[sewing]]. You buy a [[tabard]] from your friend for the cost of ~~matierials~~ and the time it took to make. The other person can then "use" the time you paid to have a new [[leather]] [[belt]] made (plus the cost of materials of course).		Often people will trade items based one their cost '''and''' the time it took to make. So, for example, you might be good at [[leatherwork]] and your friend might be good at [[sewing]]. You buy a [[tabard]] from your friend for the cost of materials and the time it took to make. The other person can then "use" the time you paid to have a new [[leather]] [[belt]] made (plus the cost of materials of course).

User 144 at 06:57, 10 February 2006

2006-02-10T06:57:17Z

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			=== Trade (Economics) ===
⚫	~~'''Trading''' refers to the buying and selling of goods.~~ In the [[SCA]] a trade may refer to the bartering of goods.
			'''Trading''' refers to the buying and selling of goods. Many [[medieval]] [[town]]s and [[cities]] became well known trading centres, some for specific types of goods, but the nature of trade allows many types of goods to be exchanged.

			Objects that came from further away demanded higher prices to cover costs and objects in high demand but short supply would support a higher price as people paid to obtain said item.

			=== Trade (Occupation) ===
			A '''trade''' is a business or occupation that is undertaken by an individual or group for the purpose of profit. Trades might include smithing, fishing, tanning etc.

			=== Trade in the SCA ===

		⚫	In the [[SCA]] a '''trade''' may refer to the bartering of goods.

	Often people will trade items based one their cost '''and''' the time it took to make. So, for example, you might be good at [[leatherwork]] and your friend might be good at [[sewing]]. You buy a [[tabard]] from your friend for the cost of matierials and the time it took to make. The other person can then "use" the time you paid to have a new [[leather]] [[belt]] made (plus the cost of materials of course).		Often people will trade items based one their cost '''and''' the time it took to make. So, for example, you might be good at [[leatherwork]] and your friend might be good at [[sewing]]. You buy a [[tabard]] from your friend for the cost of matierials and the time it took to make. The other person can then "use" the time you paid to have a new [[leather]] [[belt]] made (plus the cost of materials of course).

User 144 at 13:24, 23 January 2006

2006-01-23T13:24:32Z

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	'''Trading''' in the ~~[[SCA]]~~ ~~works~~ in ~~much~~ ~~the~~ ~~same~~ ~~way~~ [[~~mundane~~]] trade ~~does~~.		'''Trading''' refers to the buying and selling of goods. In the [[SCA]] a trade may refer to the bartering of goods.

	Often people will trade items based one their cost '''and''' the time it took to make. So, for example, you might be good at [[leatherwork]] and your friend might be good at [[sewing]]. You buy a [[tabard]] from your friend for the cost of matierials and the time it took to make. The other person can then "use" the time you paid to have a new [[leather]] [[belt]] made (plus the cost of materials of course).		Often people will trade items based one their cost '''and''' the time it took to make. So, for example, you might be good at [[leatherwork]] and your friend might be good at [[sewing]]. You buy a [[tabard]] from your friend for the cost of matierials and the time it took to make. The other person can then "use" the time you paid to have a new [[leather]] [[belt]] made (plus the cost of materials of course).

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	'''Trading''' in the [[SCA]] works in much the same way [[mundane]] trade does.		'''Trading''' in the [[SCA]] works in much the same way [[mundane]] trade does.

	Often people will trade items based one their cost '''and''' the time it took to make. So, for example, you might be good at ~~leather work~~ and your friend might be good at [[sewing]]. You buy a [[tabard]] from your friend for the cost of matierials and the time it took to make. The other person can then "use" the time you paid to have a new [[leather]] [[belt]] made (plus the cost of materials of course).		Often people will trade items based one their cost '''and''' the time it took to make. So, for example, you might be good at [[leatherwork]] and your friend might be good at [[sewing]]. You buy a [[tabard]] from your friend for the cost of matierials and the time it took to make. The other person can then "use" the time you paid to have a new [[leather]] [[belt]] made (plus the cost of materials of course).

Update at 23:11, 20 June 2003

2003-06-20T23:11:50Z

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'''Trading''' in the [[SCA]] works in much the same way [[mundane]] trade does.

Often people will trade items based one their cost '''and''' the time it took to make. So, for example, you might be good at leather work and your friend might be good at [[sewing]]. You buy a [[tabard]] from your friend for the cost of matierials and the time it took to make. The other person can then "use" the time you paid to have a new [[leather]] [[belt]] made (plus the cost of materials of course).