Sheona E. Shackleton and Charlie M. Shackleton 221ProductsAverage priceAverage priceAverage pricesAverage prices(P. angolensis)at which goodsat which goodsactually paidpaid by finalwere offered towere offeredtobyvendorsconsumerstraders/traders/consumersin2000in 2000consumersbyproducersby producersin 2000in 1993#InformalSkukuza RetailersMarkets*AllianceBowl, largeR33R79R30R70R120R80Bowl, mediumR15R47R20R35R50R40Bowl, smallR10R19R10R20R25R25Bowl, sauce sizeR4R5R4R8R7.95Oval steak plateR9.50R16R8R25R55R22TeaspoonR1.80R3R1R2.50R4.95DecoratedR35R33R15R25R40R40 – R130walking stickPlain walking stick R7.80R10R5R12R30R20Salad serverR8R10R5R10R25R12.50Cheese boardR25R8R25R27.95Small tableR65R123R150R175TrayR29R63R25R50R99.95Dining suiteR1715R3833R3833Table 5. (eight chairs)Prices for selected goods in 1993 and 2000 at different points in the market chain# In the case of carvers this is the price at which carved goods were offered to vendors and retailers (see Figure 2),whereas in the case of furniture makers this is the price at which the item was offered to the final consumer.* Prices are flexible; price shown reflects effects of bargaining.12SAwoodcarving.p65 221 22/12/2004, 11:05