the cost incurred by the firm to promote sales
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The cost incurred by the firm to promote sales. Concept: Classification of Market.
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The costs incurred by the company to promote the sale are:
- Since the sale price of a company depends on the costs incurred in it, many companies try their best to keep it.
- Low cost with non-allocation of non-essential costs in making a finished product.
- Instead, the only relevant cost is considered “Existing Expenses” for the product to keep the sales price very low.
- The firm will cease to incur sales costs when the profit margin is as high as possible.
- This can be a point where extra revenue due to advertising costs equals additional costs in advertising.
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