What does 'carriage price' mean?
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Carriage price refers to the total price of goods loaded onto a vehicle, which is: goods price + short-distance freight price + local surcharge + dispatch fee = carriage price. Car (ship) board price: refers to the delivery price of goods sent to the train (port) at the departure station (port), including the ex-warehouse price, short-distance transportation and handling fees. The carriage price in the coal industry: refers to all costs except the train freight before the coal is loaded onto the train and about to be dispatched. It includes the pithead price of coal, taxes, truck freight, various taxes and fees at the train station, and railway planning fees. Floor price: in the stock market, when the market is oversold and many stocks can no longer fall, the price formed is called the floor price, which is the trading price on the stock market (unless otherwise specified, it includes taxes).