- Look up
bargain in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bargain may
refer to: The
process whereby buyer and
seller agree the
price of
goods or services, see...
- In the
social sciences,
bargaining or
haggling is a type of
negotiation in
which the
buyer and
seller of a good or
service debate the
price or
nature of...
- A plea
bargain, also
known as a plea
agreement or plea deal, is a
legal arrangement in
criminal law
where the
defendant agrees to
plead guilty or no contest...
- The
Bargain may
refer to: The
Bargain (1914 film), a 1914
American Western film The
Bargain (1921 film), a 1921
British silent crime film The
Bargain (1931...
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Collective bargaining is a
process of
negotiation between employers and a
group of
employees aimed at
agreements to
regulate working salaries, working...
- A deal with the Devil, also
known as a
Faustian bargain, is a
cultural motif exemplified by the
legend of
Faust and the
figure of Mephistopheles, as well...
-
Bargain Hunt is a
British television programme in
which two
pairs of
contestants are
challenged to buy
antiques from
shops or a fair and then sell them...
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Bargaining power is the
relative ability of
parties in an
argumentative situation (such as
bargaining,
contract writing, or
making an agreement) to exert...
- The term
patriarchal bargain describes the
strategies women employ to gain a
greater degree of
security and
autonomy within the
bounds of
their ****-based...
- Pascal's
wager is a
philosophical argument advanced by
Blaise Pascal (1623–1662), seventeenth-century
French mathematician, philosopher, physicist, and...
