Not if they want to sell it. It depends on how much someone wants it. There is always room for negotiations. You don't have to buy and if the price is too high, you won't. And if you can find it cheaper somewhere else, you aren't going to buy from them. The law of supply and demand is going to determine who gets to control the price. If there are thousands of the items in the market, they can't get a big price. If there is only one in existence the seller can pretty much get what they want for it, if anyone really wants it.
You have an inelastic product.
Total control, as there is no competition the monopoly vendor can ask any price they wish. That is why monopolies are bad for society and Governments have to intervene in the capitalistic market.
Selling price = Total Cost (Total Variable cost + Total fixed cost) + profit margin
if a price cut decreases total revenue, demand is elastic. if a price cut decreases total revenue, demand is inelastic. if a price cut leaves total revenue unchanged, demand is unit elastic.
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You have an inelastic product.
The total price is $24.13
to control you. abusers want total control
Total control, as there is no competition the monopoly vendor can ask any price they wish. That is why monopolies are bad for society and Governments have to intervene in the capitalistic market.
Total control and yes
Most dealers pay you a 20%-35% commission on the GROSS profit (not the total sale of the car), which means that if the dealership was in the car $17,500, and the car sold for $20,000, they'd get 20% of the $2500 between the invoice price and the sale price = $500.
The total plus tax should be the total selling price!
The total price is 100.70
The total tax is $0.94 and the total price with tax is $13.54.
Divide the total price by the total number of units.
The total tax is $1.68 and the total price with tax is $29.68.
Total price = 108.25% = 108.25 / 100 = 1.0825 * pre tax price