Bi-unit pricing shows separately the price of which two components?

• A. Tax and shipping
• B. Labor and materials
• C. Services and labor
• D. Services and casket

Answer: (D)

Bi-unit pricing presents the bill as two distinct parts: the services the funeral home provides and the merchandise you select for burial, specifically the casket. This separation makes it clear what you’re paying for in each category—the professional services (planning, coordination, use of facilities, staff time) and the product itself (the casket). It also helps with transparency and comparison, aligning with pricing rules that require itemized cost presentation. Other potential pairings like tax, shipping, or generic labor and materials aren’t the standard two-unit breakdown used in this pricing method, whereas services and the casket are the two components it highlights.