The average retail profit margin is around 8 percent. Retail makes their profits by selling large quantities of product.
Average sales profit
greater than average profit.
Goodwill (by Average profit Method) = Average profit X No.of years purchaseGoodwill(by Super profit method) Normal profit = Average capital employed X Normal rate of return / 100Super profit = Actual profit- Normal profitGoodwill = Super profit x Number of years purchase (usually specified in question)
In Canada the after tax profit margin is 4%
Increase profit, keep pace with market prices
Average sales profit
Profit = retail price - manufacturing cost
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From the retail point, each Nescafe Instant Coffee has about $3-4 in markup.
greater than average profit.
Might be Gross Profit.
The average profit margin is 35%.
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Well its really simple profit is equal to selling price- cost of good sold. therefore increasing profit comes from several actions, the cheaper you buy(wholesale) the more profit. The more expensive you sell (retail) the higher the profit. The next factor is volume, the more you sell the more profit you will receive thus all retail business tries to make the largest difference in price between wholesale and retail price while maintaining high sales volumes since you are probably a kid heres and example buying 20 ipods for 100 each (wholesale) and selling them for 200 each retail creates 100 profit per each ipod.
Average rate of return=Average profit /Initial investment*100% or ARR=Average profit /Average investment*100% or ARR=Total profit /Initial Investment*100%
to make the addition of two years profit which is divided by 2. the result is average profit between two years.