retailer uses a 35% markup on cost.  What is the equivalent percent markup on selling price (to the nearest tenth of a percent)?

A mark up of 15% on sales is equivalent to what markup on cost?

Calculate the total cost, total selling price and selling price per brownie. Note: Round your answers to the nearest cent. Item Brownies Total quantity bought Unit cost 10 $ 0.95 Total cost Percent markup on cost 70 % Total selling price Percent that will spoil 10 % Selling price per brownie

All refrigerator cost a company $1,600 to manufacturer. If it sells for $3,456, what is the percent markup based on cost? (Round to the nearest whole percent)

The amount of markup on a store item is $11. Find the cost to the store if the markup is 20%.

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find the net price for an order of tires with a list price of $17,000 less trade discounts of 30/25/10 use the net price complement method

1. Assume a company sells three different products. The contribution margin ratio of the first product is 20 percent. The contribution margin ratio of the second product is 50 percent. The contribution margin ratio of the third product is 80 percent. What is the range of the company's overall contribution margin ratio?

answer the three questions and show the solution

Consider the following information: Retail price per unit: Wholesale price per unit: Manufacturer's price per unit: Manufacturer's variable cost: Retailer's fixed costs per quarter: Wholesaler's fixed costs per quarter: Manufacturer's fixed costs per quarter: Retailer's unit sales this quarter: Wholesaler's unit sales this quarter: Manufacturer's unit sales this quarter: $150 O $90.91 O $111.12 O $72.50 O $145.46 $80 $50 $35 $75,000 $1,750,000 $2,500,000 1,800 80,000 160,000 If the wholesaler wants his margin to be 45%, but doesn't believe he can convince the manufacturer to lower her price below $50, what price does the wholesaler need to charge the retailer? O Search