What Is Markup Pricing?
Price increase, a Chinese word, pronounced jijià, means to increase the price.
- [ji jià]
- Chinese name
- Markup
- Pinyin
- jijià
- Explanation
- Means raising prices
- example
- Increase sale
- Price increase, a Chinese word, pronounced jijià, means to increase the price.
- [Title] markup
- Pinyin
- [Explanation] [Advance] Increase the price
- Increase sale [1]
- The newly launched cars are very lively, and many of them are expected by many. Because of this, a strange phenomenon has appeared in the auto market --- fare increase. The price of the increase is of course high or low, ranging from 3,000 to 30,000. Although many media have revealed the inside story of fare increase to varying degrees, many people are willing to pay the extra money because they are not willing to wait another three or four months.
- Automakers are losing their appetite, producing vehicles on order, and basically keeping zero inventory. It really is so-called: "I bought it but did not sell it"!