cost prices
What suppliers charge
Cost prices are what a seller pays to acquire or produce goods before marking them up for resale.
The term appears mainly in retail and wholesale contexts: We sell these at just above cost price.
A single unit's acquisition expense is its cost price, distinct from the selling price customers pay.
- expensesMoney spent on things
- markupAdded percentage for profit
- profit marginRevenue exceeding costs ratio
- wholesaleBulk sales to merchants
- factory directSold without retail intermediary
raw materials · economics · expenditure · profits · bottom line · budgeting · outlays · procurement · economies of scale · break-even point · production efficiency · depreciation · gross margin · demand curve · supply chain · inflation rate · market trends · budgets
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Amounts charged to buyers
sale prices · retail prices · list prices · asking prices · market prices
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What consumers pay
consumer prices · full prices · inflated prices · profit margins
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