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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its fixed cost
The manufacturer decides wholesale price and may establish a "suggested" retail price.
Demand and supply of gold in market.
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A domain price is how much the product is actually worth including cost to produce. A regular price is how much the retailer decides to price the product at.
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Example of fixed cost in supermarket: 1. Rental 2. Indirect labour (manager) 3. Insurance 4. Checkout register - this and other equipment is vital to the operation of the supermarket 5. Manufacturing costs such as land maintenance and transportation device maintenance.
As far as i know the price is being fixed by the government only
is a quoted price afixed price
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a chief official is someone who decides what to do when some where is needed to be fixed
its fixed cost
the price wont change,
It cost about $3.00 in a supermarket in 1991
The manufacturer decides wholesale price and may establish a "suggested" retail price.
Demand and supply of gold in market.