Mark-up = Retail worth + Buying worth (Cost worth)
Retail worth = Buying worth (Cost worth) + Mark-up
Buying worth (Cost worth) = Retail worth - Mark-up
Fig: Mark-up share vs margin share
Calculation of markup share for garb:
To calculate mark-up share, divide buck mark-up by means of the expense worth, in which buck mark-up is the alternate among retail worth and usefulness worth.
(Retail worth - Cost worth)
Markup% = --------------------------------------- x a hundred
Cost worth
Calculation of margin share for clothes:
To calculate margin share, divide buck mark-up by means of the retail worth, in which buck mark-up is the alternate among retail worth and usefulness worth.
(Retail worth - Cost worth)
Margin% = --------------------------------------- x a hundred
Retail worth
Example-1: Calculates the mark-up share and margin share for a informal costume if the expense worth is $60 and the retail worth is $120.
Example-2: Calculating mark-up and margin share.
Answer:
Markup = $ Mark-up $ Cost Price
= ($120 - $60) $60
= $60 $60
= $1
in % = a hundred%
Margin = $ Markup $ Retail Price
= ($120 - $60) $120
= $60 $120
= $0.five
in % = 50%
Note 1: $ Markup in Example 18.3 is the alternate among retail worth and usefulness worth.
Note 2: Mark-up share might even be greater than a hundred%, even so margin share never exceeds a hundred%.
In calculating margin share, the retail worth is kept to a hundred%, which in flip is addition of expense worth and margin share.
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