The manufacturer decides wholesale price and may establish a "suggested" retail price.
they decide price and quantity.
Price fixing can only be collusion if it happens due to all the firms in an oligopoly system come together to decide the price. Price fixing can also be implemented by government (especially in agriculture sector), in which case is not considered a collusion.
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Ultimately, the purchaser determines the price of a product. A manufacturer will determine a wholesale price and possibly a suggested retail price. Retailers will decide if they think they can sell the product at a satisfactory level above the wholesale cost. However, if a product goes on the shelf at $10 and no one buys it, the retailer will mark it down until it sells. So the only price that matters is the one that someone is willing to pay.
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they decide price and quantity.
The price depends on where you live and what type of quality you are looking for. But i would say between 50-200 dollars for a decent headbord you have to decide what type you want.
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A manufacturer gives a suggested price for his product. Stores are free to set their own prices, but when dealing with a manufacturer the suggested retail price is what they go by.
the base price and the manufacturer's price installed options.....
price range, type of printers, volume, space
It stands for Manufacturer's suggested retail price.
Stores don't set prices of DVD sets. The manufacturer does, hence the term "Manufactures Suggested Retail Price". Stores can either go with that price or decide to take a percentage off.
Manufacturer's Recommended Price.
Retailers are given a price from the manufacturer for what they believe their product should be sold for. This is known as the manufacturer's suggested retail price. The individual stores, however, can price the product as they see fit.
Manufacturer's suggested retail price
Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price