list price
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of list price
First recorded in 1870–75
Example Sentences
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Novo has never cut list prices for the drugs in the U.S. before.
From Barron's
The list prices will still be considerably higher than those available through Medicare, which will be $274.
From MarketWatch
Drug companies sell most of their medicines through a web of middlemen—wholesalers, pharmacy-benefit managers, and insurers—that use inflated list prices and rebate schemes.
The state voucher program offers up to a 90% discount on the list price for private fleet operators.
From Los Angeles Times
Percentage of buyers in 2025 who purchased homes at a discount to the original list price.
From Barron's
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