Negotiated Price

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Negotiated Price refers to the agreed-upon amount between a buyer and a seller for a transaction, often reached through discussions and bargaining. This term is pivotal in determining the final cost of goods or services, reflecting both parties’ valuation and market conditions. The negotiated price is crucial in contract negotiations, mergers, and acquisitions, impacting financial statements and strategic planning.

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