I am not a economist but I have facilitated many "made" to "market" relations. My experience has been mostly w/ small business that develop goods. How to price: 1) cost of material and supplies 2) cost of time ( be realistic and pay your self a living wage) 3) add 20% 4) research comparable products and goods in your respective market And then there are lots of questions... Do you want to move the product quickly? Are you selling wholesale or consignment? how does this merchandise function in your business? (is it a " wow" object to gain attention or is it the staple that customers expect) Add a litany of more questions and you have an answer Good Luck
merchandise inventory
This is the buying of merchandise (wholesale) and resell (Retail).
because price tag give you the price and if merchandise is turn you scan the tag to see if your store sold the merchandise.
They check them out and resell them after that for a cheap price.
Unless some kind of marketing agreement was signed or is in effect, yes.
I think this way is available. There are many customers buy cheap brand name clothes from somewhere, and then resell with high price.
try looking in small consignment stores in strip malls. sometimes they have designer purses for a lower price and you can buy and resell them for a higher price than what you paid.
NO
40% off usingle and full price merchandise usingcredit50% off sale and full price merchandise using cash or check60% off new merchandise during brand moment
cost
no
Generally speaking the full price is the MSRP which is the highest price possible. The sales merchandise would already be marked down from MSRP, so you are receiving an additional 50% off a price that has already been reduced from MSRP.