mark-up
| Additional amount added to the direct or variable cost of producing a good to arrive at the selling price. For example, a 50% mark-up on a good with a direct cost of £1 would mean that the company would sell the good for £1.50. The mark-up has to cover indirect and overhead costs as well as profit. |
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