Markup / Markdown Question: A manufacturer's cost to produce an item is $50.00; a wholesaler marks...?
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if the retail is 175.00 and thats after a 40 % markup,,,,they marked it up $70,,  the retailer purchased it for  105.00  ,, if the whole saler sold it for 105 and marked it up 10 percent (10.50) that means the wholesaler bought if for  94.50 , so the manufacturer sold it for a 44.50 profit  ,,,,, i think lol
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(a)\nC = mx + b\nC = 10x + 40\n(where fixed cost could be due to the cost of the workers or rental of the factory...)\n(The variable cost is the cost required to make 1 item)\n\n(b)\nR = 50x\n(The revenue, money collected, from selling x items is 50x.\nSo if you were to buy 1 item, you would pay $50\nand if you were to buy 3 items, you would pay $150.)\n\nRevenue = Cost\nR = C\n50x = 10x + 40\n50x - 10x = 40\n40x = 40\nx = 40/40\nx = 1\n\nThe selling of 1 item would result in the break-even point.
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the sale price-the product cost=profit.\ntherefore,\n\n218.5-190=28.5.\n\nand the % of profit is,\n\nprofit%cost price of the product,\n\n28.5%190=0.15x100%=15%\n\n\nso,the percentage of profit is 15 percent.\n\ntherefore it will
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Call the owner or manager and tell on the rep. This is highly un-ethical. \n\nSee what you can do to do business with other suppliers.\n\nDon't share customer names when you're getting quotes.
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Uhm you are vague by saying "at least $30". Hence, it is impossible to figure this out. You did not say "exactly $30".
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work out how much you need to earn a day  then add this to the cost of your materials (retail).other than that go to breakfast meetings at your wholesalers and talk to other sparkies they will help im sure.
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Price\nProduct\nPlace\nPromotion
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marked price is the selling price of the shopkeeper\n\ncost price is the shopkeepers price to the wholeselle\n\nthe customers cost price is the same as sellers marked price \n\ne.g if an item costs $100 to the shopkeeper and he decides to make a profit of 10% then\nthe MARKED PRICE OF THE PRODUCT IS $110\n\nthis is the COST PRICE to THE CUSTOMER
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Use a header row to name column A as Wholesale Price; column B as Markup; column C as Retail Price; Column D as Discount and Column E as Sale Price.\nFormat the cells in columns A, C, and E as Currency. Format the cells in columns B and D as percentage.\nThe formula in column C is =(A*B)+A\nThe formula in column E is =C-(C*D)\nInsert your values into A, B and D\n\nNote to OP\nIt does work, it's just counter-intuitive.  Using your numbers - the 10% markup gives you a retail price of $110. 10% of 110 is 11, so the sale price is below the wholesale. You can never have a discount with the same percent as the markup and not lose money because you are taking a percentage of a greater number.\nThat's why furniture stores have a 100% markup and give a 50% discount to break even.\n\nHowever if you want the formula for what you did:\nThe formula in column C is =A/(1.00-B)\nThe formula in column E is =C*(1.00-D)\nBut the percentages in columns B and D must be less than 99%
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The best tool out there is the internet. Try using alibaba.com which is a online resource that helps link wholesalers, suppliers, and manufacturers together. The other online tool is GlobalSources which has similar features. Good luck. I have been in your shoes before.
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First off, it is important to do some research when developing your pricing.  Take a little time to find out what other websites like your are charging (you can normally do this by contacting the webmaster, or if there is an 'advertyise with us' link, it should give you rates, this way you have a foundation as to what may run on the high side or the low side.  Secondly, it is important to understand HOW your competiton is charging their advertisers.  The usual and most affordable way to do this is by charging per  impression (which basically means, everytime a user clicks on the link, they will be charged) for a set time.  Many sites also use a initial posting fee (a base cost)  and set a certain limit to an advertiser's time (ie, 30 days, 60 days etc) as well as production costs if you are doing the graphic design for them too (but its best to leave that to the professionals, or prehaps have a freelance Graphis Design Artsist in case you need someone to help you).  This should help you out.
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Cost of goods sold is defined as the actual cost that is directly incurred by manufacturing the good.\n\nThus, take:\nIncoming inventory + cost of goods created - ending inventory. The Manufacturing overhead is indirect, and is thus not counted.\n\n165,700 + 689,200 - 194,100 = $660,800 (solution!)
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1.  Cost of materials plus sales tax plus your stocking/inventory fee.  If you pay $20 plus 6% tax plus 10% stocking fee then material cost of $20 item is $23.32\n\n2.  Your hourly billing rate for labor:  This has to include, what you want to make per hour plus, insurance, taxes, gasoline, equipment deprecation, etc.....\nExample:  You want to make $25 per hour.\nTaxes and insurance cost you an additional 21% and your overhead and indirect costs add another 12% to the figure.\n\nYour Cost rate is $33.88 without profit margins!\nNow, you need to figure out, how much of  a profit margin does your company want to make?  20% or 25% or 30%?  and add that to the cost rate to get to your final billing rate per hour.
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The cost of a given unit of a product.
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A 100% mark up means you double the price,so 8.50+8.50=17.00,  to get 10 percent, you move the decimal 1 space left, so that gets you .850 or, 85cents. total,$17.85
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All companies are out to make money.  In a nut shell, the less money spent to make a product and the more it sells the larger the margin/profit is.   If a specialist can undertake it more effectively it means that the company might not be as efficient as it could be.  Therefore it costs are higher for the product to be produced when they can be more efficient and be produced for less.  It can also mean that the company might be buying the raw materials at a higher price and this causes the product to sell higher but necessarily with a higher margin/profit for the company that manufactures it.  Any company that manufactures a product or renders a service is vulnerable when there's room for improvement (effiency); in the buying, in the manufacturing process, the marketing or selling.  This simply means that someone else can make and sell the product or service to your customer at a cheaper price.  A dollar is a dollar and pennies are millions that can make or brake a deal thus making any company vulnerable when not producing a product at the lowest possible cost to the customer with the highest margin for themselves.   \nGood Luck and God Bless
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You need the cost information to answer this question.  Do you have that information?