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RETAIL UNIT Consumer Math Unit 5

RETAILUNIT Consumer Math Unit 5. INTRODUCTION BRAINSTORM Write all possible things you know about retail (businesses). - Money - Terminology - Workers

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RETAIL UNIT Consumer Math Unit 5

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INTRODUCTION

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BRAINSTORM

Write all possible things you know about retail (businesses).

- Money

- Terminology

- Workers

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WORKERS IN RETAIL

How many have worked in retail?Give your position and where you worked.Brief description and what you did.

Advantages or Disadvantages?

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TYPES OF RETAIL

What are the different types of retail?

What are each of these types of retail known for?

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VOCABULARY

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TERMS TO KNOW

Refer to handout of vocabulary.

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MARKUPS

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MARKUPS

- What a retailer does to profit from the sale of an item.

-Varies from store to store; can range from 10- 150%

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HOW IT WORKS

-Retailer purchases product for a given value, say $100.

-In order to make a profit on the item they need to sell it for more than $100.

-Retailers mark-up the price in order to make a profit.

-Assume a 50% markup; then 50% of $100 = $50.

-Retailer now sells the item for $150 and makes a $50 profit.

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WHY?

Brainstorm why retailers have markups on their merchandise.

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CALCULATING MARKUPS

A watch cost $14 with a markup of 8%. What is the retail price of the watch? How much profit is the company making?

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CALCULATING MARKUPS

The retail price of a set of new tires is $650, with a 15% markup. What is the original cost of goods? How much profit is the tire company making?

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CALCULATIONS

You are given a markups calculations worksheet. You have the remainder of the class period to work on and complete this with a partner if you choose. This will be due and graded tomorrow.

If you have questions, please ask!

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MARK DOWNS

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MARKDOWNS

In order for a retailer to sell all inventory without loosing all the profit, they sell items at costs lower than retail.

- Markdowns vary from 1%- 99%. These are ‘sales’ retail stores have.

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HOW IT WORKS

Stores discount their inventory to make it more appealing for a customer to buy.

EX: A $100 sweater is marked down 25%. $100* 25% = $25

The sweater now only costs $75.

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WHY?

Brainstorm ideas why companies have ‘sales’ or ‘clearance’ items.

Do retailers ever loose money on ‘sale’ or ‘clearance’ items?

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ASSIGNMENT

You are going to research 10 different items that are on clearance (use internet based searches or the ads provided).

You are going to find the percentage markdown on a given item. Make sure the retail value is listed.

Worth 20 points.

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SALES TAX

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SALES TAX

What is sales tax?

Why do we need sales tax?

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RESEARCH ITEMS

What items are do you pay sales tax on?

What items do you not pay sales tax on?