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The retailer can sell above or below fixed retailed price by the manufacturer of an item but the best pricing strategy is to sell at the manufacturer fixed price so as to make profit especially if the good is a normal one.
In general trading, a retailer can sell it below or higher the written price but if there is a contract between retailer and manufacturer "that he can't sell product below a specific or written price".
NO, RETAILER CAN SELL IT, ITS DEPEND ON PRODUCT DEMAND
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Of course not, because the retailer has his own policy, tools and market view that allowing him to maneuver and compete in order to increase his market share and achieving his own target sales.
Not necessary . in my opinion , the retailer may sell certain commedity at a lower price than price that initially fixed by the manufacturer for marketing purposes or targets and may therfor aims by doing so to attract more customers to buy their other consumer goods from his store . hence the retailer may generating more profit.
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If the Price is fixed for an item it means it includes all direct and indirect costs and the margin which is necessary for a manufacturer to earn. now a retailer has to play above it to earn his margin. the manufacturer however can either restrict him by giving him retail price which includes sales tax calculation also which is a sound method.
It depends on the contractual agreement between the two parties.
If he does, the trader will lose. The trader is not crazy to lose
This depends upon the contractual conditions related to price between supplier and manufacturer. Sometimes a manufacture may put a condiditon to the supplier that the products will not be sold more than a determined price. This may be due to fact that the manufacturer want to capture the market share from its competitors.
Sometimes the condition may be such as the product will not be sold less than a price. This could be due to fact that there are high competition in the market and the manufacture does not want that his retailers are obliged to sell his products so cheap just to compete with each other. It will harm the goodwill of the product.
Every retail product can have an MSRP, though such prices are traditionally seen most heavily with automobiles. ... Frequently, retailers charge less than the MSRP, but the price charged is dependent on the wholesale cost, whether purchased in bulk from the manufacturer or in smaller quantities through a distributor.
Retailed is allowed to sell price lower than price fixed by manufacturer. In contrary, retailer is not allowed to sell product above price fixed by manufacturer
