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<h1>Determining Supply Value: From Open Market to Similar Goods Methodology Explained Under Section [X], Non-Monetary Considerations Included.</h1> The value of a supply of goods or services, when the consideration is not entirely monetary, is determined by several methods. Primarily, it is the open market value. If unavailable, it is the sum of monetary consideration and any known equivalent non-monetary consideration. If still indeterminable, it is the value of similar goods or services. Lastly, if none apply, it is determined by specific rules. For example, if a new phone is exchanged with an old one, the open market value applies. In another case, if a laptop is bartered with a printer, the total value includes the known printer value.