Which pricing method involves adding a markup to the cost base to determine the final price?

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Explanation

Cost plus pricing is a technique where a predetermined markup is added to the cost of a product to establish its selling price. This differs from market-based pricing, which relies on competitor prices, and other methods that focus on costs or value.

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Which pricing method involves adding a markup to the cost base to determine the final price?

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