Supplier cost is usually lower than supplier price because once something has been bought, the supplier would mark up the price in order to make a profit.
supplier means who is provided for the material and other goods,human related services to the organization he is a supplier. creditor means who is money related services provided to the organization. he is a creditors
Examples of prices can be pulled up on the demand side : Lets say the whole supply or producton of chickens is 1000 pieces per month for 10K users. Suddenly there is an increasing number of buyers or users due to festivals for example. The supplier for chickens will raise the price knowing that users will still buy their chickens eventhough at higher price rather than increase the production which shall also add their production costs. Examples of prices can be pushed up on the supply side : When suppliers faced in the increasing price of items related to their production of chickens for example, the rising cost of chicken's foods and services charges, the supplier will raise the price of their chickens to cover their additional cost of productions. However there is another factor other than supply & demand and the rising cost of services charges that can contribute to the hike of items in the market today...
This is called cost price. Companies buy stock at cost price then add their profit and sell at retail price.
It is the "Only" supplier.
Yes, the cost related to invoice factoring is deductible as a business expense.
supplier would increase the price
The services which are provided by CRM Software Supplier company are all related to software. They sell software packages in a great range of price and variety.
That depends on who your supplier is ! Every supplier will set their own price.
lowest price supplier can offer
quantity supplied: amount a supplier is willing and able to supply at a certain price
That depends on which country and which town you live in. All suppliers charge a different price, go and get a quote form you nearest supplier.
The law of supply. This theorem reflects the usual assumption that cost functions satisfy Innada conditions.
It is the "normal" price of goods or services offered by a supplier to the consumer.
Based on the way this question is phrased, the answer to it would be a basic one in business and economics. A company tries to sell a product (article) at a price higher than it cost to purchase it from a supplier. An example of this would be a retail clothing store. This type of store buys clothes at a certain price, meaning its cost, then will sell, if it can, the cloths at a higher price to the public in order to make a profit.
The price is related with different size and specification you want? Different requirement, different cost, different price.
Negotiate
Every firm want that they made a low cost product and earn more profit and that way they don't rely on one supplier because price of a product change after a some time so at that time other supplier offer a less price product which we wants