It represents the profit margin of the retailer. Without that the retailer could not remain in business.
15-30 %
The typical markup is only about 10-15.%
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Typically contractors will bid jobs, including sky scrapers, with a certain percentage mark-up. This markup varies from job to job and depending on the scale of the project. So, to answer your question, it depends on the amount of the contract and the percentage of the markup that is added. 5% is a good estimate of a typical markup for smaller jobs. Not sure the typical markup for skyscrapers as these are not typical projects.
Depends on the size of the package you buy, and the retailer markup. Generally, less than $5.
Like anything else, it varies widely, but the ballpark is about 40%.
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From the retailer's pricing policy, although a retailer is not likely to share that information with you. You could find the price before mark-up from the wholesaler and compare that with the retail price. The difference would be the mark-up except that an established retailer is likely to get a better price from the wholesaler than you would.
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Counter tops can be purchased from retailer websites online. Most hardware retailer companies have websites allowing users to purchase counter tops. In addition, contacting manufacturer websites directly can allow ordering of the materials and counter tops directly from the manufacturer, potentially saving cost by cutting out retailer markup.
There is no recommended percentage. The markup will depend on market conditions such as the nature of the product, the cost of substitutes and complementary products, the retailer's cost structure, competition from other retailers. Essentially it is the maximum that the market will bear. There may be times, however, when the markup is greatly reduced (a sale). This may be to get rid of old stock so as to finance new lines, or as a loss-leader to induce customers to come into the store.