Asked by Coco
What are the two common forms of cost-plus pricing?
Multiple select question.
fixed-fee
standard markup
target profit
percentage-of-cost
Multiple select question.
fixed-fee
standard markup
target profit
percentage-of-cost
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The two common forms of cost-plus pricing are:
1. **Standard markup** - This method involves adding a standard percentage or amount to the cost of the product to arrive at the selling price.
2. **Percentage-of-cost** - This is a specific type of markup that is calculated as a percentage of the total cost of the product.
So, the correct selections are **standard markup** and **percentage-of-cost**.
1. **Standard markup** - This method involves adding a standard percentage or amount to the cost of the product to arrive at the selling price.
2. **Percentage-of-cost** - This is a specific type of markup that is calculated as a percentage of the total cost of the product.
So, the correct selections are **standard markup** and **percentage-of-cost**.