Question

Assume it costs a manufacturer $80 to produce a pair of sunglasses. The manufacturer sells the sunglasses to a fashion designer for $100. The fashion designer puts its brand name on the glasses and sells them to an optical retail stores for $160. The optical retail stores then sell the sunglasses to the end customers at $320.

1. What is the markup percentage between the following:

A) Manufacturer and the fashion designer

B) Fashion designer and the optical retail store

C) Optical retail store to the end customer

2. What is the total markup from the manufacturer to the customer?

Answer 1

$60 Xloo markup Percentage to fashion designer = ( markup x 100) cost to fallion designer $ 100 60% optical Retail store to end customer cost to optical Retail store = $160 Selling price to end customer = $320 $ 160 Manke up Mankup $160 X100 Mark up percentage = x 100 2 $160 cost to retail stole - 100% 2) Total markup from the manufactures to the customer: cost to the manufacture. $80 Selling Price to End Customs = $320 $240 mark up total markup from to 5240 manufactor to customy 100 $80 total 3007. (Markup on cost to manufacture]

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