list price
economics
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The list price is the initial price of an item before any discounts are applied. It is the price that is published in catalogs, advertisements, or price lists. This price is also sometimes referred to as the suggested retail price (SRP). A price list is a document that details the current prices of goods or services, and may include additional information such as duties or drawbacks. The concept of list price has been in use since at least 1871.123
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