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Selling. Markup Based on Cost Cost The amount paid by a business to the manufacturer or supplier after trade discounts and other discounts have been.

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1 Selling

2 Markup Based on Cost

3 Cost The amount paid by a business to the manufacturer or supplier after trade discounts and other discounts have been applied.

4 Selling Price The price at which merchandise is offered for sale to the public.

5 Markup AKA “Margin” or “Gross Profit” The difference between cost and selling price. That is, how much a business increases the price of an item when they sell it so that they can make a profit.

6 Formula Selling Price=Cost+Markup

7 Example 1 If a television costs a business $190 and they sell it for $300. What is the markup amount?

8 Example 1 If a television costs a business $190 and they sell it for $300. What is the markup amount? Answer: $110

9 Example 1 If a television costs a business $190 and they sell it for $300. What is the markup amount? Answer: $110 What percent of the cost is the markup amount?

10 Example 1 If a television costs a business $190 and they sell it for $300. What is the markup amount? Answer: $110 What percent of the cost is the markup amount? The markup amount is ___ % of the cost.

11 Example 1 If a television costs a business $190 and they sell it for $300. What is the markup amount? Answer: $110 What percent of the cost is the markup amount? The markup amount is 57.9 % of the cost.

12 Example 2 A school supply company sells scientific calculators for $15. The calculators cost the company $10 each. What is the markup amount and the markup percent on cost?

13 Example 2 A school supply company sells scientific calculators for $15. The calculators cost the company $10 each. What is the markup amount and the markup percent on cost? Markup Amount: $15 - $10 = $5

14 Example 2 A school supply company sells scientific calculators for $15. The calculators cost the company $10 each. What is the markup amount and the markup percent on cost? Markup Amount: $15 - $10 = $5 The markup amount is ____% of the cost.

15 Example 2 A school supply company sells scientific calculators for $15. The calculators cost the company $10 each. What is the markup amount and the markup percent on cost? Markup Amount: $15 - $10 = $5 The markup amount is ____% of the cost. $5 is ____% of $10.

16 Example 2 A school supply company sells scientific calculators for $15. The calculators cost the company $10 each. What is the markup amount and the markup percent on cost? Markup Amount: $15 - $10 = $5 The markup amount is ____% of the cost. $5 is ____% of $10. $5 is 50% of $10.

17 Operating Expenses AKA “Overhead” The expenses that come from operating a business such as: Wages and salaries for employees Rent for the building Utilities Insurance Advertising expenses

18 Revenue The amount of money a business makes by selling their products. Example: If lemonade sells for $0.50 per glass and Stacie sells 25 glasses of lemonade. Her revenue is $12.50

19 Net Profit

20 Examples to Turn In (Exit Slip) 1. Carlene sells candles at her store in Utah. Each candle costs her $8 and she sells them for $12. Find the markup percentage on cost. 2. Garrett sells staplers in Canton, Pennsylvania. The staplers cost him $3.50 each. He sells them at a 40% markup on cost. What is the selling price of his staplers?


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