ht not be a good idea. Another pretzel bakery in town also charges $1.50. Perhaps the cost of making the pretzel can be reduced to 25 cents and Tied in Knots can leave its price at $1.50. What would be the break-even point in that scenario?
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Raising the price might not be a good idea. Another pretzel bakery in town also charges $1.50. Perhaps the cost of making the pretzel can be reduced to 25 cents and Tied in Knots can leave its price at $1.50. What would be the break-even point in that scenario?
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