Prices were defined in Question optional details. Good luck 10 pts to best answer. Plus additional 10 if you respond to this and answered the first question correctly!   Good luck
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I'm about a point above Forrest Gump.\nI'm hoping you pick me so my numbers go up to normal person range.
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i assume you want a demonstration of the use of numbers and math in daily life... try these\n\n1. suppose brand a of candy sells for 2.37 for an 8 oz bag and brand b sells for 3.05 for a 11 oz bag ask audience which is a better deal ?, why ?, how can we compare the 2 brands to get a definite answer ? Now you introduce the idea of unit price which is $amount/weight do this for each brand. The smaller value for the two brands is the better unit price or the better deal.\n\nfind three different size circles. measure for each one the distance around the circle and the distance across the center of it write these values down for each circle.  Now for each pair of measurements divide the around value by the across value. ask the audience to compare the three quotients and note anything unusual.  what will happen is that no matter the size of the circle distance around/distance across is the same value about 3.14159. now state that pi is the ratio of dist. around / dist. across for a circle and is the same regardless of size of circle
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here, this should help:\nhttp://www.xe.com/ucc/\n\nthought, if you just want a rough estimate, 1 UK is usually equal to 2 US\nnot exactly, but its rounded.\n\nso about double the price.
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It's their product......from their company.....yet they can't set their own price?\n\nSo that means if I want to buy something from you....and you want $20 bucks and I only want to pay $5....that means you must sell it to me for $5....cause I want it for that.\n\nDon't go into the field of business as you have no clue how it works.
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Your question is too general.  Even in hot markets, you will find the occassional bargain if you are willing to accept something that needs work or perhaps has some less than ideal variable.
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Although you have 2 variables, 1 of them has a constraint - i.e. there is not an unlimited # of items per hour that can be boxed.\n\nIn your example, it's now costing you $1.80 per item. If, for example, the maximum (or optimum) # of items that could be boxed per hour was 100, then that cost is $0.18 per item. Paying $1.62 per box would be the break even point.\n\nTo analyze this further, you need to keep one of the variables constant and then look at the effect of the other variable.
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there are alot of variables. I'd check ebay
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I haven't followed eBay promotions lately, but I experienced in the past that they send you an email like "free listing on <date>", but when you actually click on "details" and read the whole thing, then there are lots of "if-s" and "but-s". Like "Buy Now" being excluded, or certain categories, or if you add a photo and bold headline then it's the usual price, and so on.....
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last time i checked the going rate for 2 pieces is roughly 290.oo  check all your private shops some offer great pricing
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There are a lot of issues. Assuming the there is a consensus in the company about the price, some of them are"\n\nThe value for money that the customer would get (VFM)\nThe amount of Money that the company would earn/lose (if you are competing)\nThe image of the company in the public and buyers minds before and after the pricing.\nAn option to switch prices without really badly damaging the company's reputation if the price did not work out right in the first place\nThe cost of such a price switch and its repercussion on the company's and the products profitability
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Basically this is a class on "what if" scenarios.  "What if the company raises the price of a widget by $1.25?  What will that do to our sales?  What is the projected increase or decrease in sales stated in terms of a percentage?"\n\nIt is more complicate than that but that is essentially it.
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It depends on the fruit. Follow the web link. The article has a ton of fruit prices on it.
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it is usually 100 bucks per a min so ya it depends on wat channel wat time and during wat show i would look at google and go 2 more then click questions set a price but be specific and then some perfeconalist will answer ur question it would propbably cost 5 cents 2 ask the question
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It is all about costs and effects,   and supply and demand. If there wasnt a high demand for it it wouldnt cost so much.
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1.  Start from the beginning.  15X2 and so on\n15\n30\n60\n120\n240\n\n\n\nthe answer is 240$ man are things overpriced.\n\n2.Not enough information....
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(m)\n\ngoto the following link to get the answer\n\nhttp://www.metalprices.com/
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Very negotiable depending on the sales price.  High end=2%-3% and at the last minute the commission can be butchered just to hold the deal together.  Lower end pricing can go up to 10%.