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Murrr4er [49]
1 year ago
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Journey's the shoe store has a cost of goods sold of $22.00 on classic Converse Chuck Taylor sneakers. The corporate office mand

ates that each store must have a 30% markup on each shoe. What is the final retail price of the sneakers for Journey's?
Business
1 answer:
velikii [3]1 year ago
4 0

Answer:

Explanation:

Firs, find the markup amount in dollars;

Markup amount = Cost * markup rate

Cost = $22

markup rate = 30% or 0.30 as a decimal

Markup amount = 0.30*22 = $6.6

Next, find the retail price using the markup amount calculated above;

Retail Price = Markup amount + cost

Retail price = $6.6 +$22

= $28.6

Therefore, the sneakers retail price is $28.6

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