cost / price / value / worth

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Cost is what it takes in terms of money or resources to produce a particular product or service.

Price is the amount asked by the seller or paid by the buyer. If the price is higher than the cost, the seller makes a profit.

Value is the relation of the price to a recognized standard.

Worth is the relation of the price to a buyer’s need or desire.

Yes:

Production costs have remained stable.

Yes:

We sell the product for a price of 50 dollars.

Yes:

The product’s many features give you a great value for your money.

Yes:

The worth of the product comes from the increase in efficiency and the improvement of quality.