"finished price" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about the full cost for a product or service, such as after you have added taxes, fees, and other expenses. For example: "The finished price of the car was $22,000."
Ranked by starting price, they're also noted by "finishing price"–that is, the highest-priced suit they make "with some regularity".
Before I'd even finished their prices had increased.
All the apartments were sold before the building was finished, at prices that started at more than two thousand dollars a square foot and were subsequently raised nineteen times.
Many people seem to assume that once the recession has finished, property prices can resume their traditional upward course.But if equities are doomed to struggle, property will surely follow.
Business profits "are being squeezed as input costs rise but finished goods' prices remain soft," said Stephen Stanley, an economist at RBS Greenwich Capital in Connecticut, who forecast a 0.7percentt drop in core prices.
By the time I'd finished, as prices went up and up, I hired out the majority – which were silk, designer and beautiful – for £299 and the bridesmaids' dresses went up to £35 or £40.
The building, which has 357 units, sold out well before it was finished at prices ranging from $245,000 for an 800-square-foot studio to $3.5 million for a 5,060-square-foot 5,060-square-foot 5,060-square-foot
So-called "core" inflation, excluding food and energy, is still quite low, productivity is growing 10-12% per year, and there is widespread excess capacity in Chinese industry that is keeping finished goods prices in check.
Kabel's share price finished slightly up on the offer price of €22, which was set at the low end of an initial price range.The euro came under more pressure after Fitch, a credit-ratings agency, downgraded its assessment of Portugal's debt.
