The price that a store pays for goods to the company that manufacturers those goods is called the: A fixed price B retail price C wholesale price

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The price that a store pays for goods to the company that manufacturers those goods is called the:

A fixed price

B retail price

C wholesale price

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I believe it is C, wholesale price.

Ryan Fitzpatrick answered Mar 18, 2019

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