last or final bid of the bargaining or negotiation (normally used in negotiating the price of buying or purchasing something)

to quote; provide a quotation

lit. worth the price of ticket, meaning worthwhile or worth the value

Value Principle

price tag

discounted or special price

a price drop

sale, mark down

original price

bid; asking price

comparable price; constant price

increase the price

a big sale (in shopping mall or shop)

an unethical way of business dealing where the trader indirectly forces the customer to pay a higher price afterwards when it is too late to reverse the deal

verb; convert into money; depletion of value; discount

clearly marked fixed price

comparing prices

ever fluctuating price (spoken)

low price

(noun) good deal; great price

just listen to the brief idea but without knowing the intrinsic detail

intrinsic value; self worth

Bargaining

to review / review; evaluation; assessment

expensive

super cheap price; bargain price

huge drop in prices (spoken)

price of gold

to ask for something very unreasonably expensive, usually money

this phrase is used to describe during negotiations between two parties, the seller asking for a sky-high price whilst the buyer returns the offer with a rock bottom price