retail markup
Seller's price increase
Retail markup is the amount a retailer adds to their wholesale cost to determine the selling price.
If a store buys a shirt for $20 and sells it for $35, the markup is $15—or 75% expressed as a percentage of cost.
Markup varies widely by industry: groceries typically carry thin markups, while jewelry and furniture often double or triple the wholesale price.
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Reduction in retail price
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