A distribution channel for the sale of imported Italian leather shoes includes a manufacturer, a distributor and a retailer. The retailer sells the shoes to his consumers for $127 a pair, earning a margin of 20%. The distributor buys the product directly from the manufacturer for $78. The manufacturer realizes a 59% margin when selling to the distributor. If the retailer must maintain a margin of at least 12% on every pair of shoes sold and believes the retail customer won't pay more than the current retail price, what is the most the retailer would be .willing to pay the distributor for shoes?

Does high frequency trading increase market quality? Provide theoratical literature, empirical evidence, examples and relevant theories etc.

Agents and brokers: a) take the title, assume risk and generally are involved in buying and reselling products to industrial or retail customers b) take title to products and negotiate sales but do not physically handle products c) negotiate purchases and expedite sales but do not take title to products d) are part of the producer’s vertically integrated distribution channel e) are highly specialised wholesalers who act as facilitating agencies for producers

Suppose you are in the market for a new Samsung 4K television. Yousee one advertised at a locally owned store for $300 less than it costs atBest Buy. The salesperson at the local store tells you that the televisioncame from another retailer in a nearby state that had too many units ofthat model. Explain who benefits and who is harmed from such a graymarket transaction: you, Samsung, Best Buy, and the local store.

Many organisations use transfer pricing when transferring products between different divisions of the same organisation. You are required to critically discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the following methods:  Should include critical evaluation of the models and concepts proposed outlining their merits and limitations. You may incorporate logical assumptions with regard to the company and use numerical examples to illustrate the models and concepts that you propose to adopt Market based transfer prices; Full cost transfer prices; Marginal/variable cost transfer prices; Cost-plus a mark-up transfer prices; and 5) Negotiated transfer prices.

In basketball, what info is being collected from the participants regarding the rules of trading? Mention the restrictions and when they can occur.

When you exit an arrivals terminal at an airport, you're greeted by a lineup of cars with drivers ready to take you to whatever destination you choose. While it's tempting to hop into one, telling the driver to take you to your destination at full price, if you instead walk to the far end of the terminal, wait in a line, and then wait for a car to arrive, you'll pay a significantly lower price. What hurdle must you clear to get this discount? haggling fluctuating prices inconvenience alternative versions

A manufacturer of motor oil has a trade discount policy whereby the manufacturer’s suggested retail price is $30 per case with the terms of 40/20/10. The manufacturer sells its products through jobbers, who sell to wholesalers, who sell to gasoline stations. What will the manufacturer’s sale price be?