Dynamic Markup Adjustment is a cost-plus pricing strategy that systematically modifies the markup percentage in response to real-time variations in costs, demand, or competitive conditions to maintain desired profit margins.
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A Dynamic Economy with Costly Price Adjustments
Leif Danziger · American Economic Review · 1999 · 144 citations
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