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Preliminary remark: The documents of the inventory EA 6/003 (old: EA 6/5) were handed over in April 1975 by the Ministry of Economy, Small and Medium-Sized Businesses and Transport. The files relate to individual cases in the field of prizes which arose between 1945 and 1950 at the prize formation office of the prize department. The pricing unit was responsible for determining the prices of all goods and services. The individual case files contain entries by individual companies, craftsmen and service providers regarding price changes. To prove the necessity of increasing prices, detailed lists of production costs, descriptions of goods and services as well as brochures were submitted along with the inventory, which is arranged according to the General File Plan of the Reich Commissioner for Pricing of 1944. During a review of the title records, it was established that the specifications and structure of the file plan were not strictly adhered to by the registry of the Pricing Office. As a result, one and the same company was given different file numbers. In order to facilitate access to the documents for use, this finding aid has been created in the form of an alphabetical index. No more corrections were made to the title recordings. The finding aid contains information on the name of the company, the duration of the process, the scope and the order number. The inventory was recorded in 1987 and 1988 by Walter Fröhlich and recorded in 1989 and 1990 in the Ludwigsburg State Archives by Mrs. Aufderklamm using the Midosa computer recording program. The database program MS-Access was used to create the finding aid. 6469 numbers in 16 m. m. Stuttgart were included in the inventory, in October 1995 Peter Bohl comments on data preparation: In the course of preparing old Midosa data records for the Internet, the title records were converted to Midosa 95 and the two supplements (order numbers 6470 and 6471) received from the Ludwigsburg State Archives were entered as well. In order to facilitate the overview, the undersigned also prepared a classification according to the initial letters of the companies. The data was then prepared for the Internet using the content management system for online finding aids.Stuttgart, April 2004Johannes Renz