ühikuhinnale

ühikuhinnale is an Estonian term that translates to "unit price" in English. It refers to the price of a single unit of a product or service. This unit can vary depending on the item being sold. For example, for food items, the unit might be a kilogram, a liter, or a single piece. For clothing, it could be a single garment. For services, it might be an hour of labor or a specific task performed.

Understanding the ühikuhinnale is crucial for consumers when making purchasing decisions. It allows for a direct comparison between different products or brands, even if they are sold in different package sizes. By calculating and comparing the ühikuhinnale, shoppers can determine which option offers the best value for their money. Retailers often display the ühikuhinnale alongside the total price to facilitate this comparison. This practice is regulated in many jurisdictions to ensure transparency and fair competition. For businesses, knowing their ühikuhinnale is essential for pricing strategies, cost management, and profitability analysis. It helps them understand the cost associated with producing or acquiring each individual unit and setting a competitive selling price.