Resisting Pricing Pressure in Recession & Recovery    by Rupert Hart
Price: $4.95 USD. 15390 words. Published on December 23, 2009. .
The fastest way to drop profits is to drop prices. How do you resist Pricing Pressure? This book will show you how to apply key pricing concepts in optimizing your positioning, using game-changing pricing, raising prices, managing price reductions, using marginal pricing and aggressive lowest cost pricing. "Resisting Pricing Pressure" should be essential reading for busy managers at all levels.

Electricity and your business    by Nick Grogan
Price: $9.99 USD. 3850 words. Published on July 29, 2010. .
I speak to many businesses every year that want to take advantage of our service but discover that they can't because they have been tied into an expensive contract without knowing about it. I know that electricity and gas contracts may be boring and may not be your biggest worry, but by taking 15 minutes to read this guide you could save your business thousands of pounds.

Price It Like Picasso    by Jason G. Miles
Price: $1.99 USD. 17720 words. Published on July 11, 2012. .
Your price is your best tool for transforming your business. They told you the "market", and "demand" control the price of your product. They lied. Picasso knew better, and he took deliberate steps to improve the price of his products. Now you can too. In this brief book on pricing Jason Miles describes how his company achieves ultra premium prices through 9 simple steps. Don't mismanage pricing.

The Economics of a Storm    by Catherine Jaime
Price: Free! 1050 words. Published on November 3, 2012. .
What happens when a major storm barrels through an area? In addition to the tragedy of loss of life and loss of property that accompanies so many of these storms, we also see shortages and cries of price gauging. In this short work on the topic, Catherine lays out her argument for why price gauging is not evil, and that artificially maintaining low prices in a crisis situation is not virtuous.