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Usually the basics only cover いくら so most basic lessons I know of don't even
cover the word price in basic contexts.

I know 物価 and my understanding is that it is used in the general economic
sense?

I'm trying to find out how to mention price in your general day-to-day
product/services. Do services even have a different word compared to
goods(e.g. hotel stay/massage as to food prices)? Would 価格 be correct? What
about 値（あたい)?

What about "Well, depending on the price... I might be willing to do it."
Would this "price" be the same as the commercial product/services sense?

What about a non-commercial sense of cost like "price/cost of living"? Same
general economic sense but 物価 seems off since living isn't a product?
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How to say prices in these situations?
We generally call price in products 値段、価格 and price in services 料金、～料.

Fares are called 運賃 and an entrance fee is called 入場料.

物価 means "level of price of products and services in an area", so we use it
like 東京の物価は高い.

Cost is called 費用 and ～費, cost of living is called 生活費.

値(ね) is used for mercantile words like 卸値(wholesale price).
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