合同与履行第 822 / 1605 题
A unit-price contract is most appropriate when:
a.The owner wants a single fixed total with no measurement
b.The parties want to bill only by the hour
c.The entire scope and quantities are precisely known in advance
d.The exact quantities are uncertain, so the parties agree on a price per unit (for example, per cubic yard of excavation)
解析
A unit-price contract sets a price per unit of work, such as per cubic yard of excavation or per linear foot of pipe, and the final total is the unit price multiplied by the actual measured quantities. It suits projects where quantities cannot be pinned down in advance, like earthwork. When quantities are precisely known, a lump sum fits better; unit pricing specifically handles quantity uncertainty by measuring actual work performed.
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