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decrease. It will also decrease if the demand decreases. Conversely, if the supply of a product decreases or if the demand increases, the price will increase.
== MAP Pricing - What is it? = Minimum Advertised Price (MAP Reicing) is the practice whereby a manufacturer and its distributors agree that the latter's resellers will advertise the former's product at certain prices, at or above a price floor (minimum advertised price). These rules prevent resellers from competing too fiercely on price, thus driving down profits and lowering the manufacturer's reputation as a creator of quality made products. A manufacturer may do this because it wishes to keep resellers profitable, and thus keeping the manufacturer profitable. Others contend that minimum advertised price maintenance, for instance, overcomes a failure in the market for distributional services by ensuring that distributors who invest in promoting the manufacturer's product are able to recoup the additional costs of such promotion in the price they charge consumers. Manufacturers also defend retail minimum advertised price by saying it ensures fair returns, both for manufacturer. According to such agreements, retailers can usually sell M.A.P. restricted items for any price they choose, but may not display in any print or online advertising, a price below the Minimum Advertisable Price. Definition: A suppliers pricing policy that does not permit its resellers to advertise prices below some specified amount. It can include the resellers' retail price as well (Source: retail.about.com)MAP Pricing enhances customer loyalty, product image and profits. Minimum Advertised Price or (MAP) requirements are common in the marketing world. Manufacturers often assign a minimum price point below which a retailer cannot advertise certain products. MAP pricing ensures that their product maintains a certain level of exclusivity and doesn't become known as a cheap product. A Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) Policy alleviates brand degradation and reinforces the advantages of products in the areas of quality, design, warranty, and service delivered by the manufacturer. It will protect stocking dealers from "unfair" online competition and makes sure that everyone makes money. Source: http://faxswitch.com/Definitions/telecom_dictionary_m.html#mappricing http://faxswitch.com
That would depend on the laws of your country and as you have omitted this information in your question, we can not give you a precise answer.
There are two main ways that you can buy something that costs less than the usual price. The first one is to purchase an item when it is on sale. The second is to purchase something with a coupon.
It is helpful to look at the seasonal trends (if there are any) of the particular product. If a product is in strong demand in the summer or warmer months, the seller can offer the product at full price, as there will be a buyer who will more then likely purchase the product due to their need and strong demand for it. Therefore, during the colder or winter months, the seller may decide to reduce the price and offer the product at a discount due to a decrease in demand. Hopefully the lower price will entice a consumer into buying the product regardless of their need or want for it. For example, if a business sold umbrellas, it could be beneficial to offer the umbrellas at full retail price during the winter months, because that is a time when consumers may have no choice but to purchase the umbrella. Conversely, during the summer months, the business could offer the umbrella at a discounted price to encourage consumers to purchase it, even if they do not need the umbrella at that point in time. The same principles can be used with nearly all products, including clothes (winter/warmer or summer/cooler clothes), foods and household items.
Sudafed can be purchased from many online sites at a reduced or discounted price. Amazon is one online site that sells this product at a discounted price.
You seem to be saying that 15% off gives a discounted price of 680, and asking what the original price was before the discount. Since the price was discounted by 15%, the discounted price is 85% of the original price. Dividing 680 by 0.85 gives 800 as the original price.
One can find discounted Kodak cartridges at various on-line retailers. For example Amazon, Walmart, cartridge save all supply this product at a discounted price.
fisrt can be advertised before producing the product and aware people from the product and put it many promotion and and customer service for the product to take more market share ,and becuse consumer are very price sensitive the product should has a cost advantage
Answer: "The percentage used to discount the price of something for sale." For example: If the percent discount of a product/service is 15% or (15 percent), then it would be calculated as follows: Price: 50$ Discount: 15% (to convert to decimal, divide 15 by 100 = .15) Discounted Price: 50 - (50 * .15) = 50 - 7.5 = 42.50 <--this is the discounted price or the lower price the customer would pay for the product/service.
Yes, Usually at a discounted price.
Hertz is a car hire company which often offers their services at a discounted price. Details of their discounts are usually advertised on their website or in local press.
You need to know the discounted price and either the discount amount or the discount rate. If you know the discount amount: Original Price = Discounted Price + Discount If you know the Discount Rate (percentage discount ): Original Price = 100*Discounted Price / (100 - Discount Rate)
no discounted price is the price after some money has been taken off the sale price for a sale etc. but sale price is the original price
The discounted price is $31.50
Discount = Original Price - Discounted Price Percentage Discount = 100* Discount / Original Price
The discounted price will be $2,400.00