What Makes Up a Product's Market Price

question 120

Multiple Choice

What makes up a product's market price?

• A) It is the same as the product's list price.
• B) It is the list price less any allowances and discounts that may be involved in the purchase.
• C) It is the list price less any discounts and allowances plus geographic considerations.
• D) It is the price that consumers pay using a credit card.

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Definitions:

Negotiable Order of Withdrawal Accounts

Bank accounts that allow the depositor to write checks against the money deposited, acting similarly to checking accounts.

Money Market Accounts

Accounts that offer higher interest rates than standard bank rates but with greater restrictions.