Hopefully 10 - unless it is like Dunkin' Donuts and the prices are all screwed up...
No, the net price is not the same as the cost price. The cost price refers to the original amount paid to acquire a product, while the net price is the final selling price after deductions such as discounts, taxes, or additional fees. Essentially, the net price reflects what the buyer pays after all adjustments, whereas the cost price is what the seller initially incurs.
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.
That's a very small unit for pricing the cutting of a lawn, since even a small lawn is many square feet.. In the UK it would probabkly be priced by 'small', 'medium', or 'large' suburban garden, at around £10 per small garden, depending on part of the country.
Discounted price was 360 (306/.85)Original price was 400 (360/.9)
To explain price realization I find it required to define other related pricing terms.Take a look a this pricing and promotions from JCPenney stores for a Queen sized mattress.# List Price: $1699# Sale: 50% off # Customer appreciation days coupon: 15% # Additional discount for opening a JCPenney credit card: 10% # Frequent shopper rewards: $10 per $250 spent # Pocket Price: Difference between (1) and sum of (2), (3),(4), and (5)Take a look at this picture showing the different price. http://iterativepath.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/jcp_pricing_waterfall.jpg?w=499&h=361List Price: Price is the method to capture value added by a product. The most common way to indicate prices to customer is the list price, be it price tags in retail or invoice price in B2B transactions. Price Leakage: Unfortunately, both in B2B and B2C scenarios, a business is unable to get the customer to pay the list price. Due to sales pressures, competitive offerings and other macro-economic factors, the prices are marked down. Different discounts applied to the list price are referred to as Price Leakage. In the figure above, price leakages are show in color red. Last week JCPenney was running a 50% off sale with an additional 15% customer appreciation coupon. On top of these if a customer were to open a store credit card they gave an additional 10% off. JCPenney is also running a frequent shopper program called JCPRewards that gives back $10 for every $250 spent. Pocket Price: The pocket price, the price finally collected after all applicable discounts, is significantly less than the list price. This is still not profit, because it does not include sales commission (if any) and marginal cost of the item sold. Pricing Waterfall: The leakage turns into a waterfall, leading to price erosion.Price Realization: Price realization is about decreasing price leakage, increasing pocket price and hence keeping a higher proportion of the list price that adds to the bottom line (profit). For a typical business with 12.5% profit margin, 1% price increase results in a 8% profit increase. Price realization can be in the form of higher list price, fewer discounts, additional charges or decrease in service offered (see Cadburys methods on this). Effective price management is about moving away from price leakage to increasing the pocket price through price realization.
About 550 rupees for a large vegie feast
There are small, medium, and large iPad cases. The size is dependent on what you are looking for. The price can be influenced by the size as the bigger they are the more they cost.
Buy any large pizza at regular price, and get a medium 1-topping pizza (any style crust) for FREE.
There are extra large, large, medium and small hen eggs on sale - and the size governs the price charged per half dozen.
it costs 1.79 but they will charge you 12 additional cents for tax...
in the uk the price for medium fries is 99p - along side a mcflurry and cheese burger.
Around £3 for a large one but can usually be found at a price of £2-£3
No, wholesale price refers to the price at which goods are sold in large quantities to retailers or other businesses, while net price is the price after any discounts or deductions have been applied. The net price is the final price that the buyer pays after accounting for any additional charges or fees.
The price range for a medium format camera can vary. The price would depend on where the person purchased the camera. The price can be anywhere from $500 to $1200 dollars!
here are my local prices: small:$6.45 medium:$9.50 large:$11.50
Prices vary across the country and in the U.S.A. Average price for the most popular order which is a large double double is $1.58 . This price reflects the price in Ontario Canada and may be different in different areas.
Typically, the price of gold fish depend upon its classified size. Small, medium, and large. Prices can range from $0.10 for small to $100+ for large. The typical price is around $0.50 per fish.