Price-cost-fee-value

0 Why don't we say: "00 00A new computer system has been installed at a 01b00price02b00 of £80 000.00 " but "00 00A new computer system has been installed at a 01b00cost 02b00of £80 000.00 "? 0-

0 The 01u00price02u00 is the monetary amount placed on a thing being sold. It is the amount that the seller (who may be the manufacturer) is requesting. You sell things at a certain price. Price is expected input of money.02br
00 The 01u00cost02u00 is the monetary amount that the buyer must pay to obtain the thing it buys. You

0So that mean when I to buy a car, I will say: "I'm going to buy a car 01b00at the cost of02b00 $1500" and the seller may tell me:" We will sell the car 01b00at the price of $150002b00",right?02br
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00So that means cost and price are two synonyms?02br
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0 As you said, Jim, why do we have the phrase:" asking price" and "selling price"? 0-

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