top | item 43091329 (no title) Chihuahua0633 | 1 year ago Plenty of companies sell their product with 100% margin (look at in-house brands). Maybe not laptops, but this was just an example. discuss order hn newest itishappy|1 year ago 100% margin would be $0 of production costs. Essentially impossible for physical goods.As an example, if it costs you $100 to make a product and you can sell it for $1000, you pocket $900 of the $1000 and therefore make 90% margin. qzw|1 year ago Yes, I think posters above are conflating margin and markup. unknown|1 year ago [deleted] unknown|1 year ago [deleted] bagels|1 year ago Markup is not the same as margin. Inputs would have to be free for 100% margin.
itishappy|1 year ago 100% margin would be $0 of production costs. Essentially impossible for physical goods.As an example, if it costs you $100 to make a product and you can sell it for $1000, you pocket $900 of the $1000 and therefore make 90% margin. qzw|1 year ago Yes, I think posters above are conflating margin and markup. unknown|1 year ago [deleted] unknown|1 year ago [deleted]
itishappy|1 year ago
As an example, if it costs you $100 to make a product and you can sell it for $1000, you pocket $900 of the $1000 and therefore make 90% margin.
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