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The amount the price of an item is increased above the price the store paid for the item?
Mark up
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Why does protecting the environment sometimes result in an increased price in the store for a product?
It's because the economic cost
At a store they cut the price 40 for a particular item By what percent must the item be increased if you wanted to sell it at the original price?
An item that has been reduced 40 percent off the retail price will need to be increased by almost 66.7 percent of the sale price to return to the original retail price.
What does exchange mean on cex?
it means they sell it to you fr store credit, the price for exchange is the amount of store credit you would get
What is the difference between knowing the price and knowing the value of something?
Take a toy in a store for example. The price is the amount of money you have to pay to buy it from the store. The value is the amount of money that the object is actually worth - how much money it took to make it.
What does give exchange mean on 'cex'?
it means they sell it to you fr store credit, the price for exchange is the amount of store credit you would get
What is the best price on Zappos Boots?
The price of a pair of Zappos boots depends on which store you go to to purchase them. The price amount can range anywhere from $50.00 - $200.00 dollars.
What determines the price of a food item at the grocery store?
The price of a product at a grocery store is determined by how the amount of money it takes to manufacture the packaging. Also, the price of the product alone is determined by how much demand there is to the consumer and how much supply the distributor can provide (Supply and Demand).
You may have made a purchase with your credit or debit card at a store and were asked by a store clerk if you wish to have cash above the amount of your purchase If you say yes you?
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How do you calculate 4.6 percent sales tax?
-- Multiply the item's sell-price by 0.046 . The product is the amount of tax alone. or -- Multiply the item's sell-price by (1.046). The product is the total price. NOTE: The total price at the store register could be slightly higher. They don't calculate exactly 4.6% of every price. They often define the tax in ranges ... they say "Everything above this amount has this much tax added to it.", and the tax on prices that are at the bottom ... just barely over this amount ... is actually a bit more than 4.6%. But whaddaya gonna do, ya nome sayin ?
How does a boy buy tights in a store with cash?
He selects a pair, and then gets the price from the cashier, then pays with the appropriate amount of cash.
Why did they take of the item storage in Pokemon pearl?
It isn't necessary The amount of items you can hold is increased (more than gold and silver), and if you really need to store a item, you can give it to a Pokemon and store that.
How much are cigarettes on the ferry?
The answer would be specific to the ferry in question. But in general, you could expect a surcharge over and above the price you would pay at the store.
