C&I Definition

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C&I (COST & INSURANCE), in a price that is quoted 'C&I', means that the cost of the product and insurance are included in the quoted price. In this case, the cost of shipping would be borne by the buyer.

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COST IMPLOSION is a cost rollup using the quantities and costs of low-level items through a where used chain to determine total cost of the finished item. See COST ROLLUP.

BRADY BONDS were issued by the Mexican government as part of its 1990 debt restructuring. Named after James Brady.

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