list prices
Catalog cost displays
List prices are the standard or suggested retail prices set by a manufacturer or seller before any discounts, negotiations, or special offers.
The list price serves as a starting point: The list price was $500, but we got it for $350 on sale.
In business contexts, list prices appear in catalogs or price sheets as official reference points, though actual transaction prices often differ.
Estimation of worth
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
- fair valueReasonable exchange price
- book valueAsset minus accumulated depreciation
- market valueCurrent trading price
Negotiating a lower price
- counterofferAlternative terms proposed back
- bargainingNegotiating mutually acceptable terms
- sticker shockDistress from unexpected expense
- wiggle roomFlexibility to adjust
appraisal
Estimation of worth
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
- fair valueReasonable exchange price
- book valueAsset minus accumulated depreciation
market value · assessed value · nominal value · face value · going rate
haggling
Negotiating a lower price
- counterofferAlternative terms proposed back
- bargainingNegotiating mutually acceptable terms
- sticker shockDistress from unexpected expense
discount
Reduced price offered
- markdownReduction in retail price
volume discount
Price break for quantity
- dealer costSeller's acquisition expense
- pricing guidesblue book, Kelley Blue Book, fair market value, market values
list pricesclosing price
Final traded value daily
net price · negotiated price · hammer price · purchase price
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