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Help Brian May, guitarist for Queen, does not know how to price his signature Antique Cherry Special that cost him £290 to make. He knows he wants 80% markup on cost. What price should Brian May ask for the guitar? Price

Help Brian May, guitarist for Queen, does not know how to price his signature Antique Cherry Special that cost him £290 to make. He knows he wants 80% markup on cost. What price should Brian May ask for the guitar? Price

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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