This is the standard glued-on cover seen in mass paperback books. The pages are separated into groups of 16, the ends roughened, stacked together and then the cover is glued on. This type of binding has the advantage of providing a squared-off spine for printing of the book title and author. Finally you will need to choose the price of your book. Trade publishers generally use the cost for publication multiplied by eight.
Check bookstores to get a feel for pricing of books.
The most common mistake made by self-publishers is pricing too high or too low. Publishing costs will affect pricing, but don't expect your first run at publishing to be profitable. Expect to break even or clear a small profit. You now have your manuscript properly edited and proofread. You have chosen the most suitable typesetting and layout design along with binding.