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- ║ MARKUP ║
- ║ By ║
- ║ Edward E. Davis ║
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- Markup is the gross profit someone makes on an item based
- either as a percent of the cost or as a percent of the
- selling price.
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- MARKUP is menu driven and is very easy to use. The menu
- contains 4 choices in the following order.
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- 1. Markup Based On Cost.
- 2. Markup Based On Price.
- 3. Markup Given Cost & Price.
- 4. Quit (exit to DOS).
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- 1. Determine the selling price using cost and markup
- percentage with markup based upon the cost.
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- 2. Determine the selling price using cost and markup
- percentage with markup based upon the selling
- price.
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- 3. Determine the markup percentage based upon the
- cost and the markup percentage based upon the
- selling price given the cost and selling price.
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- Examples:
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- 1. Your cost for an item is $2.34 and you want to make 35%
- above your cost. Use no. 1 from the MARKUP menu.
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- 2. Your cost for an item is $2.34 and you want to make 35%
- of the selling price. Use no. 2 from the MARKUP menu.
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- 3. You know that you are paying $2.34 for an item and the
- selling price is $6.49. You now want to know what
- your gross profit margin percentage is. Use no. 3 from
- the MARKUP menu to give you the markup percentage using
- the cost and the markup percentage using the selling
- price.
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- Be sure to fill out the order form to register your copy of
- MARKUP.