Difference between revisions of "Cost-plus pricing"

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(New page: Cost-plus pricing sets the sale price of a good at a percentage mark-up (increase) of its direct cost or average variable cost. This is calculated for given level of output.)
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Cost-plus pricing sets the sale price of a good at a percentage mark-up (increase) of its direct cost or average variable cost. This is calculated for given level of output.