Price Agreement

Definition:

A contractual agreement in which a purchaser contracts with a vendor to provide the purchaser's requirements at a pre-determined price. Usually it involves a minimum number of units, orders placed directly with the vendor by the purchaser, and a limited duration of the contract (usually one year).

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