Why won't they answer me?
One of my manufacurers is selling the same items it sell me to a larger corporation that doesn't match my sale however they are giving them a lot better price for their items I hold sent emails asking why this is so but they won't reply. What should I do should I cut them off or a short time ago roll with it.Answers: Try to find the merchandise at a different capitalist and cut them off, are you still making a correct profit? If you are then you may a moment ago have to suck it up and compensate the price..Good Luck
Cut them off or update them youre about to and await their response - they may later respond after that.
I disagree with Andy J -dont bother debris YOUR phone bill!
if you cannot figure out why they can trade in greater quantity cheaper than you are not much of a business person. as for them not answering, conceivably they realize the same!
I want comfort please beside getting the problem set up.?
"mr.tiny tim firm has fixed costs of $50000 adjustable costs per unit of $4, and a selling price per component of $9. What is mr tiny tim's beakeven level of sale (in units)?"Answers: Selling price $9 - $4 variable cost/unit = $5 contribution.
$50,000 fixed cost / $5 = 10K unit.
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It is not related to BSE or NSE. The share prices in BSE and NSE are basically the prices at which the share was bought or sold at that time.
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