what is marginal cost pricing?
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the act of setting the cost of an item to level with the additional expense of delivering an additional unit of yield
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Marginal cost pricing is an economic practice of setting a price of a commodity at a slightly higher price than the production cost with an aim of making profits.For every unit sold is to be charged at a slightly higher than than the cost Produced only to cover for the labor and some other services like transport.
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