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Question 121
Essay
Under what unusual circumstances will the rate of mark-up on cost equal the rate of mark-up on selling price?
Question 122
Essay
A clothing store orders a line of jeans at a suggested retail price of $58 less trade discounts of 30% and 7%. The manager intends to sell the jeans at the suggested retail price. If overhead expenses are 25% of the selling price: a) What will be the operating profit on each pair of jeans? b) What is the rate of mark-up on cost? c) What is the rate of mark-up on selling price? d) What would be the break-even selling price for an inventory clearance sale?
Question 123
Short Answer
A discount furniture store bought a bed at the wholesale price of $665. The "regular price" of the bed is set so that, in a "20% off" sale, the rate of mark-up on selling price is 30%. a) What is the price of the bed in a "20% off" sale? b) What is the "regular price" of the bed?
Question 124
Short Answer
An item sells for $85. The cost of the item is $50 and overhead expenses are estimated to be 25% of the selling price. What is the rate of mark-up on selling price of the item?
Question 125
Short Answer
A jewellery store purchased a diamond ring for $2,500 less 40% and 5%. The "regular price" of the ring is established so that, if it is sold in a "20% off" sale, overhead expenses amounting to 20% of the sale price and unit operating profit amounting to 12.5% of the sale price will be covered. a) What is the reduced price of the ring in a "20% off" sale? b) What is the "regular price" of the ring?
Question 126
Short Answer
London Drugs purchases digital cameras for $850 less 32% and 6%. Mark-up on cost is 38% and on average operating expenses are 18% of selling price. Determine the profit or loss realized per camera if they are put on sale for $662.34.
Question 127
Short Answer
Cliff sells memberships at his karate club for $500 per year. His nearest competitor is offering a special price during the last two weeks of December of $425 per year. What rate of markdown will Cliff have to offer to match his competitor's price?
Question 128
Essay
Hi-Lites Inc. purchased a ceiling light fixture for $480 less 40% and 25%. The fixture was then marked up by 120% of cost. Overhead expenses are 55% of cost. In a clearance sale, Hi-Lites offered the fixture at 40% off. Determine: a) The net cost of the fixture. b) The amount of the mark-up. c) The overhead expenses per fixture. d) The regular selling price. e) The sale price (reduced selling price). f) The rate of mark-up on cost at the sale price. g) The operating profit or loss at the sale price.
Question 129
Short Answer
A bedroom suite costs Town & Country Furniture $2,500 less 30% and 15%. The normal rate of mark-up on cost is 90%. The suite is marked down 30% in a Mid-Summer sale. What is the sale price?
Question 130
Short Answer
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Question 131
Short Answer
M Studios sells a camera lens for $300. During their annual August sale, the camera lens is reduced by 15%. What is the sale price?
Question 132
Essay
Does a retailer break even if an item is sold at the cost, C?
Question 133
Short Answer
A product has a wholesale price of $876 less 27% and 8%. Mark-up on cost is 29%, while operating expenses are 16% of selling price. If the retailer sells the product for $645.09, determine the rate of mark-up realized.