unit cost
the cost of a specified unit of a product or service.
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How to use unit cost in a sentence
That’s because key models share the “body on frame” architecture and are produced on the same platforms as the trucks that Ford manufactures in gigantic volumes, lowering unit costs.
But New Balance pledges that it will take the hit for any additional per-unit cost that comes from making an all-American shoe.
New Balance Lobbies Congress to Make the U.S. Military's Only Running Shoe | Tim Mak | September 8, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTThis is one reason why unit-cost and total cost should always go together.
The normal unit cost for indoor work is £15 (approximately).
The Development of Rates of Postage | A. D. SmithOne of the best ways to achieve low unit cost is to win a high yield per acre.
The Tomato | Paul Work
The saving in this case was $1.15 per lineal foot of wall with the unit cost of reinforced concrete in place 24 per cent.
Concrete Construction | Halbert P. GilletteIn constructing the roof slab the expanded metal reinforcement raised the unit cost.
Concrete Construction | Halbert P. Gillette
British Dictionary definitions for unit cost
the actual cost of producing one article
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