I may be mixing terms up a bit. In my mind 100% markup is the price that the retailer paid for the item. 200% is doubling the price. 500% is turing $10 into $50. I know that poor markup at my local Car Quest is paying $22.50 for a part from a non-preferred supplier and selling it for $40. Ideal for them would be paying $15-20 and selling it for the same $40. This is the cheapest place in the area(1100km2) Other places were as much as $56.00 They're quick to change it one way, but not the other? You know this and you have no problem with it. That right there is spelled G-R-E-E-D. I know Kubota prices are a bit better. I've gotten some parts priced just under and over Messick's prices when the dollar was hovering around parity.
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