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Base Price

Definition

The regular, non-promotional retail price of a product, excluding temporary price reductions, trade-funded discounts, or other promotional activity. Base price represents the everyday shelf price when no promotion is applied.

How It's Calculated

Example

A cereal brand has a base price of $4.79 at a grocery chain, with periodic promotions temporarily lowering the price during feature and display events.

 

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