Sunday, April 20, 2014 1:32:09 AM
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As far as retail markups, I used to work in a drug store when I was a kid back in the 70's as a stock clerk. I learned that this particular store marked up there overall stock by about 30% above wholesale. But they were also a market in a more well-to-do neighborhood. So I think 25% is about right. It will be much better for the retailer to extend the order for the extra $10 discount.
And it's a $60 markup, but once you figure in the cost of overhead, shipping, receiving, salaries, etc, then once in full production, the net capital gain on a company of FRTD's size should get them about 15-20% of the sale cost, or $13-$18 which ain't bad! That's using the infamous WAG formula and is only my opinion.
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