Range from 100-1000 or more depending on condition, accessories, box, papers.
give a product a15 percent of selling price
To check the going rate of an item that you are buying, you can check your local hardware store's Website or sites such as Amazon. To check the going rate of an item that you are selling, Craigslist ads and checking eBay's completed listings will give you the current going price in your area or for selling online.
You can check Ebay to see if any are for sale and what they sold for. That will give you a current price that they are selling for.
There is no cost for which a 58% markup would give a price of 130.50.
Free if you give it to me,
Well 10 % off is : 10/100 multiplied by the previous selling price then subtract this from the previous selling price to give you your new marketing price
The price of an object is 100%. If you have to add sales tax for instance you need to divide the price by 100 and multiply by the rate of sales tax. This is then added to the original price to give the total selling price.
Take the current price and add whatever the price that was subtracted off from the discount back to it and you will get the original price. If the current price of an item is $50 and had a 10% discount already taken off then dived 50 by 90% (50 / 0.9) which will give you $55.56 which is the original price before the discount. To check to make sure you did it correct take the original price, $55.56, and multiply it by 10% which will give you 55.56 * 0.1 = 5.56 and subtract that from the original; $55.56 - $5.56 = $50 which is the current price. If you have a calculator you can just enter $55.56 - 10% = $50 to check.
Selling expense is any type of expense incurred to try to sell an item. Advertising, holding fees, and the purchase price that you paid for the item are all selling expenses.
You can find the current price for silver by checking out one of the financial pages, such as www.monex.com which will give you an up to the minute price.
the people who buy and sell stocks give "bid" and "ask" prices for the stocks that they are buying or selling.when the ask price of some one selling and the bid of some one selling meet, that is the price of the stock.when they don't meet either the seller must give in to the buyer and go lower or the buyer give in to the seller and go higher. If the sellers are pessimistic about the market and keep selling for cheap then the price goes down. And if the buyers are optimistic and buy higher it will go up.
Go to manheimgold.com and look your model up as they give the prices on old cars.