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21cost-plus pricing — An approach to establishing the selling price of a product or service in a commercial organization, in which the total cost of the product or service is estimated and a percentage mark up is added in order to obtain a profitable selling price. A… …
22Price/wage spiral — In macroeconomics, the price/wage spiral (also called the wage/price spiral) represents a vicious circle process in which different sides of the wage bargain try to keep up with inflation to protect real incomes. This process in turn is one cause …
23cost plus — /kɒst plʌs/ noun a system of calculating a price, by taking the cost of production of goods or services and adding a percentage to cover the supplier’s overheads and margin ● We are charging for the work on a cost plus basis …
24cost plus — /kɒst plʌs/ noun a system of calculating a price, by taking the cost of production of goods or services and adding a percentage to cover the supplier’s overheads and margin ● We are charging for the work on a cost plus basis …
25margin — Profit margin, the difference between the selling price and the initial cost of a good …
26margin — The difference between the sales *price of a good or service and the cost of manufacturing or supplying it. See also *income (definition 2) …
27cost-plus pricing — /kɒst plʌs ˌpraɪsɪŋ/ noun a pricing method that involves basing the price on the production costs and adding a percentage for margin …
28Gross margin — (also called gross profit margin or gross profit rate) is the difference between revenue and cost before accounting for certain other costs. Generally, it is calculated as the selling price of an item, less the cost of goods sold (production or… …
29gross margin — margin, gross margin, net margin, security margin, variation margin (1) An amount of cash or collateral that a buyer or borrower must provide in excess of value owed to that buyer or borrower by a seller, lender or depositor. Ensures performance… …
30net margin — margin, gross margin, net margin, security margin, variation margin (1) An amount of cash or collateral that a buyer or borrower must provide in excess of value owed to that buyer or borrower by a seller, lender or depositor. Ensures performance… …
