sale price
Definition
The price of a good or service that is being offered at a discount. The sale price can be calculated by subtracting the discount percent from 100, converting that number into a decimal, and multiplying the decimal by the normal price of the good. For example, a good that is normally priced at $100 and currently being offered at a 10% reduction would have a sale price of $90.
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