(an) agreed cost
1cost-plus — noun count BUSINESS an amount calculated by adding the cost of producing something to a profit or charge that has been agreed ╾ cost ,plus adjective: a cost plus contract …
2Cost per Activity — Internet marketing Display advertising Email marketing E mail marketing software Interactive advertising …
3Cost per Activity (CPA) — When a mobile consumer sends requests for additional content in the form of, for example, e vouchers, audio files or video clips, then the advertiser is charged a nominal amount in terms of their budget by the web driven platform supporting the… …
4cost plus — noun A work contract where payment is based on the actual production cost plus an agreed percentage of that cost as profit • • • Main Entry: ↑cost * * * cost plus, an arrangement or contract under which the selling price is based on the cost of… …
5cost-plus — ˌcost ˈplus adjective COMMERCE MANUFACTURING cost plus product/price/basis etc if something is made or done on a cost plus basis, it is made or done at an agreed price plus an extra amount. This is done when the cost of making a product etc is… …
6cost price — noun The price the dealer pays for goods bought • • • Main Entry: ↑cost * * * cost price UK US noun [countable/uncountable] [singular cost price plural cost prices …
7cost of funds — United Kingdom The cost of borrowing money. In the context of lending, it means: • The cost to the lender (typically a bank) of borrowing in an interbank market to enable it to fund the loan it has agreed to provide to the borrower. For example,… …
8cost control — ➔ control1 * * * cost control UK US noun [C or U] (also cost containment) ► ACCOUNTING the process of controlling how much a company or organization spends so that costs are not greater than an agreed budget, or a particular method that is used… …
9cost-plus — adj. determining payment based on the actual cost of production plus an agreed upon fee or rate of profit; as, a cost plus government contract. [WordNet 1.5] …
10cost-plus financing — (murabaha) murabaha arrangements are commodity trading arrangements for financial institutions. The financial institution buys an asset from a supplier and then sells it to a customer at an agreed price that is higher than the purchase price. The …
