And the difference between those two costs are called a markup.
这两种成本之间的差额被称为加价。
They found that markups rose by 8% on average between 2000 and 2015.
他们发现在2000年和2015年间,利润平均增长8%。
And then soak the government with a 300% markup.
然后从政府那里再榨取三倍的利润。
The hyperlink uses what's called a markup language -- HTML.
超链接运用了一种标记语言——HTML。
Light and long-lasting, aromatics could fetch markups of 1,000% by the time they reached European markets.
香料重量轻、保质期长,在进入欧洲市场时可以加价1000%卖出。
The fund found that mergers and acquisitions were, on average, followed by significantly higher markups by the firms involved.
IMF发现平均来看,公司利润显著增加后,合并和收购会紧跟其后。
The fund did not find that rising markups slowed innovation, at least using the (admittedly dubious) proxy of patent registrations.
IMF并没有发现增长的利润拖慢了创新,它们至少使用了(无可否认)专利注册的替代。
The congresswoman then lit into the CEO, arguing that the massive markup would cause people to die.
随后,这位国会女议员抨击了这位首席执行官,称大幅涨价会导致人们死亡。
Top firms with higher markups pay a smaller share of the economic value they create to workers.
高利润的顶尖公司向员工们支付的经济价值份额更少。
You always get the mid-market exchange rate with no markups or hidden fees.
您总能获得中间市场汇率, 没有额外费用或隐藏费用。
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