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mark-down
if a firm reduces an item to sell it at below its original retail price, the difference between the original price and the reduced price is called the mark-down
mark-up ...
the original selling price of an article and the price to which it is reduced in order to sell it, expressed as a percentage of the reduced price; that is, if a firm sells an article originally priced at $20 for a reduced price of $15, the mark-down ...
 See also: Cycle, Attribute, Variable, Training, Threshold
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