Kim works at a sports store and needs to determine the selling price for running shoes. The running shoes have a cost of $170. The manager asked Kim to price the running shoes with a 60% target gross margin. Kim has priced the running shoes with a 60% markup percentage. Required: 1 What selling price does the manager want? 2. What selling price has Kim calculated? Selling price 3. If there are 37 running shoes, how much will the store lose in sales if the price is not corrected? Loss in sales

Kim works at a sports store and needs to determine the selling price for running shoes. The running shoes have a cost of $170. The manager asked Kim to price the running shoes with a 60% target gross margin. Kim has priced the running shoes with a 60% markup percentage. Required: 1 What selling price does the manager want? 2. What selling price has Kim calculated? Selling price 3. If there are 37 running shoes, how much will the store lose in sales if the price is not corrected? Loss in sales

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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