basing-point price system

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• Basing Point Pricing System — A pricing system in which the buyer pays a base price plus a set shipping price depending on the distance from a specific location. The basing point pricing system sets a predetermined location, known as the basing point, then adds a… …   Investment dictionary

• Basing Point — A specific location used in the basing point pricing system. Usually, the basing point is where the manufacturing of a product or production of a commodity takes place. Once set, the manufacturer will quote the base price plus a set shipping cost …   Investment dictionary

• Multiple basing points — is a method of regional pricing in milk marketing orders that would allow more than one basing point, or surplus area, to be used. Surplus areas are administratively defined as areas with low Class I utilization, meaning that a relatively small… …   Wikipedia

• Ценовая система базисных пунктов — BASING POINT PRICE SYSTEM Способ ценообразования на товары, которые имеют большой объем и высокую стоимость перевозки. Цена на такие товары, как цемент, зависит от месторасположения потребителя: чем ближе он к базисному пункту (месту… …   Словарь-справочник по экономике

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