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basing-point pricing


A variation of delivered pricing. The delivered price is the product's list price plus transportation from a basing point to the buyer. The basing point is a city where the product is produced. But, in basing-point pricing, the product may be shipped from a city other than the basing point.
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basing-point pricing


A pricing system that includes a transportation cost from a particular city or town in a zone or region even though the shipment does not originate at the basing point.
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basing-point pricing


A pricing system that includes a transportation cost from a particular city or town in a zone or region even though the shipment does not originate at the basing point.
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basing-point pricing


A pricing system that includes a transportation cost from a particular city or town in a zone or region even though the shipment does not originate at the basing point.
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