markup

The company applied a 20% markup to the wholesale price.

She adjusted the markup on the website to attract more customers.

The store owner decided to increase the markup on luxury items.

The product's retail price includes a standard markup for profit.

The designer added a 50% markup to the cost of materials for the final price.

The bookstore offers a 30% markup on all imported books.

The electronics store has a consistent markup strategy for all its products.

The artist sets a fair markup on her paintings to cover her expenses.

The restaurant applies a 200% markup on the cost of ingredients to set menu prices.

The jewelry store has a high markup on its diamond rings due to their quality and rarity.

And the difference between those two costs are called a markup.

And then soak the government with a 300% markup.

The hyperlink uses what's called a markup language -- HTML.

They found that markups rose by 8% on average between 2000 and 2015.

The congresswoman then lit into the CEO, arguing that the massive markup would cause people to die.

The fund found that mergers and acquisitions were, on average, followed by significantly higher markups by the firms involved.

The fund did not find that rising markups slowed innovation, at least using the (admittedly dubious) proxy of patent registrations.

They sell media at a 15% markup.

You always get the mid-market exchange rate with no markups or hidden fees.

I can put a markup on it and make a nice little profit.