asking price
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ask·ing price
(ăs'kĭng)
n.
The price at which an item is offered for sale.
n.
The price at which an item is offered for sale.
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asking price
1. price at which an investment is offered for sale; also called ask price, asked price, ask, or offering price.
2. per-share price at which mutual fund shares are offered to the public, usually the net asset value per share plus a sales charge, if any.
See also bid and asked.
| Asked, Asiacurrency, Ascii | |
| Assay, Assemblage, Assembly Language |
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asking price
The list price that an owner would like to receive.
Example: Abel advertises a property for sale at a price of $100,000.
The advertised price is Abel’s asking price.
Example: Abel advertises a property for sale at a price of $100,000.
The advertised price is Abel’s asking price.
| Asked, Asian American Hotel Owners Association (AAHOA) | |
| Asking Rent, Assemblage |
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categories related to 'asking price'
- Commerce and Trade - asking price: amount initially sought for goods or services
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