delivered price

American  

noun

1. a quoted price of merchandise, as steel, that includes freight charges from the basing point to the point of delivery, usually f.o.b.

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Example Sentences

In contrast, last year's December delivered price for physical cargoes averaged about $11.50 per mmBtu, and January's cargoes averaged close to $17 per mmBtu.

From Reuters

In The Future of the Electric Grid, the Massachusetts Institute for Technology explained the long-term implications of this phenomenon: On the customer side, when the average delivered price of electricity is higher than the incremental cost of providing that energy, there is an incentive for ‘disintermediation’—reducing purchases of power from the regulated utility.

From Forbes

On the customer side, when the average delivered price of electricity is higher than the incremental cost of providing that energy, there is an incentive for ‘disintermediation‘—reducing purchases of power from the regulated utility.

From Forbes

The MIT report describes these concerns: On the customer side, when the average delivered price of electricity is higher than the incremental cost of providing that energy, there is an incentive for “disintermediation”—reducing purchases of power from the regulated utility.

From Forbes

While Feldstein wrote in 1998 there was a “strong risk that the prevailing sentiment will be for higher inflation” at the ECB, he acknowledged Trichet had delivered price stability.

From BusinessWeek