Cost-Plus Pricing Occurs when a retailer adds its costs to desired profit margins to derive selling prices.
Credit Management Involves the policies and practices retailers follow in receiving payments from their customers.
cost-plus pricing
a simple method of pricing in which a specified amount or percentage, known as the standard mark-up, is added to the unit cost of production of an item to determine its selling price
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See Competition-Oriented Pricing; Cost-Plus Pricing; Target Return Pricing.
In the same way markup pricing arrives at price by adding a certain percentage to the product's cost, cost-plus pricing also adds to the cost by using a fixed monetary amount rather than percentage.
Average Cost Pricing - a pricing method in which a mark-up for profit is added to the average cost of production. See Cost-Plus Pricing.
 See also: Offer, Product, Price, Cost, Pricing
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