Retail markup refers to the additional amount added to the cost of a product by a retailer to cover their expenses and make a profit. It's the difference between the wholesale price (what the retailer pays) and the selling price (what the customer pays).
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«retail»
«markup»
Sentences with «retail markup»
- Get all your organic ingredients delivered straight to your door at up to 25 - 50 % off retail by cutting out the middleman and retail markups with a Thrive Market Membership and save 15 % off on your first order. (thehealthyfamilyandhome.com)
- Normal retail markup is anywhere from 1.5 (less likely) to 2.5 times the wholesale price, so if this goes to market, it'll probably be anywhere from $ 900 to $ 1500. (goodereader.com)
- It costs MS about 470 to make the x1, and there's such a small retail markup. (n4g.com)
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