street price
noun[C]
COMMERCEukusthepricethatcustomerspayfor aparticularproductinstores:
The UKlaunchof the new "ultraportable"deviceisdueonTuesday, with thestreetpriceexpectedto be about £1,500plusVAT.
See also
retail price
Examplesofstreet price
street price
Thestreetpricewill rise as the cartels lose territory, with the drugs being harder to come by, and fall when the market is saturated.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The cartels income is based on the regions they hold and the currentstreetprice.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Retailers predicted astreetpriceof $1000 or less, making it the worlds first sub-$1,000 laser printer.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The impact onstreetpricefor legitimate (taxed) products creates a lucrative market for illicit cigarettes that do not pay taxes and thus realize that margin as additional profit.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Another argument often put forward is that legalisation would reduce thestreetprice.
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If the tax were fixed below thestreetprice, there would be an incentive to consume more.
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It is impossible to be specific, but the best estimate is that thestreetpriceis between £50 and £70 per gramme.
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The lowstreetpriceof smuggled tobacco proves a dangerous attraction to the new generation of vulnerable young smokers.
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Those advocating crop substitution schemes should remember that the crop production element in thestreetpriceof drugs is small.
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- cost-plus
- cost-plus
- cost price
- cost-price
- cost profit
- cost-push inflation
- cost-push-inflation
- cost reduction
- cost-reduction
- costs
- cost saving
- cost-saving
- cost-saving measure
- cost sb a pretty penny
- cost-sb-a-pretty-penny
- cost sb dear
- cost-sb-dear
- cost-sharing
- cost-sharing
- cost-shifting
- cost-shifting
- cost (someone) an arm and a leg
- cost someone a pretty penny
- cost someone dear
- cost structure