Chapter 3 Flashcards
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when the setting of an item’s initial price begins with a consideration of the item’s costs, the process is known as
Cost-based pricing.
the simplest form of cost-based pricing.
Cost plus Pricing
It is common to companies that sell customized products.
Cost plus pricing
This pricing method involves determining the amount to be added to an item’s cost and then adding that amount to arrive at the item’s price.
Cost plus pricing
Cost plus pricing formula
P = C+ added amount
The percentage used could be the same for all the company’s products or there could be a separate standard percentage for each type of product sold by the company
Mark Up pricing
The standard percentage used in markup pricing
Mark up
Formula for markup percentage
M = (added amount / C) x 100
Markup percentage for wholesaling
20%
doubling an item’s cost to arrive at its price
keystone pricing
Markup percentage for retailing
100%
Markup percentage for restaurants
200%
Markup percentage for Alcoholic beverages
300%
Formula for setting initial price using Markup Pricing
P = C + [(M/100) × C]
The process of determining the amount to be added to a product’s costs to arrive at its price is often heavily influenced by the PROFIT GOALS of the organization
gross margin pricing
it is the amount of a company’s sales revenue that remains after subtracting the cost of goods sold. It is usually expressed in PERCENTAGE
Gross margin
The percent gross margin is the gross margin as a percentage of the ____________
Sales revenue
T or F
A unit gross margin is the gross profit portion of a price expressed in percentage
False. A unit gross margin is the gross profit portion of a price expressed in MONETARY VALUE
Unit gross margin formula
Price - Cogs
is the AMOUNT ADDED to an item’s cost as a PERCENTAGE of that COST.
Markup
it is the AMOUNT ADDED to an item’s cost expressed as a PERCENTAGE of the ITEM’S PRICE
Percent gross margin
is the amount of a company’s sales revenue that remains after SUBTRACTING the cost of goods sold. It is usually expressed in PERCENTAGE
Gross Margin
% GROSS MARGIN
%GM = (added amount/P) × 100
This pricing involves two ways in using percent gross margin to set a price
Gross Margin Pricing