The task force believes CWB II can create value for farmers by building on the strengths of the existing Canadian Wheat Board, namely, its strong customer relationships and knowledge of their requirements; its solid reputation for pricing, delivery, and contract execution with buyers; the fact that many producers desire to see any new version of the Canadian Wheat Board as a producer-controlled grain marketer; and its experience in operating a pooling system for producers.

"sale below cost": a discount consisting of a sale of a product or service by a retailer below the retailer's net invoice price inclusive of carriage, insurance and other delivery costs as well as tax.

(n) ‘sale below cost’: a discount consisting of a sale of a product or service below the net invoice price inclusive of carriage, insurance and other delivery costs as well as tax.

(n) ‘sale below cost’: a discount consisting of a sale of a product or service by a retailer below the retailer’s net invoice price inclusive of carriage, insurance and other delivery costs as well as tax.

Retailers will have to change 60 different types of systems, including parts, catalogues, distribution, credits, and the list goes on, in order to allow pricing for provinces with tax included and tax excluded.

The meeting was attended by representatives of the IMF, the World Bank, the EIB, the EBRD, the Paris Club, the OECD and the IEA. 2. Since their last meeting at Ministerial level on July 4, the international economic environment within which the countries of central and eastern Europe are pursuing their policies of economic stabilisation, structural adjustment and the transition to market economies has changed in the following respects: - a deterioration in the terms of trade of the central and eastern European countries resulting from the ongoing necessary shift to hard currency accounting and payments in intra-Comecon trade; - uncertainty concerning the supply of oil and gas from the Soviet Union, both with respect to deliv ...[+++]eries and price; - the impact of the crisis in the Gulf, notably the increase of oil prices, the interruption of supplies and the loss of income from trade, service contracts and workers' remittances.