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catalogue price
noun[ C ]
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COMMERCE
the price shown for a product in a catalogue before money is added or taken off, for example for the cost of packing and sending it, or because the price has been reduced, etc.:
We are selling at 5% lower than the catalogue price.
Examples of catalogue price
catalogue price
In other words, if they had that exact stamp in stock in the exact condition specified, the current catalogueprice is the price that they would charge for it.
From
Wikipedia
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Disputing the point, they made inquiries for the price, and learnt that this bright epigram in colour was going begging--was even offered at a reduction from the catalogueprice.
From Project Gutenberg
To better reflect market trends and realities, we recorded costs of acquisition rather than catalogue prices.
Of note, the unit prices quoted by the manufacturers are catalogue prices, not the negotiated prices that are actually charged, which remain confidential.
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