actual cost

noun

1. the cost of a product based on incurred costs of material and labor required in its production.

Example Sentences

Even if treatment is available, like at The Motherhood Center of New York, for the surge of PMADs caused by forced pregnancies and motherhood, there are insufficient facilities, and no insurance company or state or federal body is willing to pay for the actual cost of care to fully heal these women.

From Salon

Total CVD costs include "direct costs," which include the actual cost of health care, as well as "indirect costs," including premature death and lost economic productivity that may include time taken off work to seek care or the inability to work due to a disability.

From Science Daily

Werfel said the pilot cost $31.8 million and has a $75-million budget for next year, although the actual cost will depend in part on how many states participate.

From Los Angeles Times

The suit further alleges that the gap between the company’s payment for mileage under this policy and the actual cost incurred by drivers was large enough that it sometimes resulted in pay below the legal minimum wage.

From Seattle Times

It can provide you with a rough estimate of the final cost of your room addition, if you just know the actual cost of a few of the aspects of the job.

From Seattle Times