The price at which a product, good, asset, or security is sold to a customer or buyer. It directly impacts the realized gain or loss for the seller.
A predetermined selling price set for each product for a specified period, compared with actual prices to establish sales margin price variances.
The selling price a property owner sets for the property. Also referred to as asking price. See related terms such as Asking Price and Bid and Asked.
Cash equivalence represents the market value of an item if it were sold for cash. In real estate, it can differ from the stated selling price, considering discounts or interest rates on notes.
Gain refers to the increase in value, measured by the difference between the adjusted tax basis and the selling price.
Net Contribution is the excess of the selling price over the variable costs per unit, representing the residual positive effect from an action taken.
