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[27] Charles: Surface Evidence. I think there is, because in most cases the businessmen already determine
how much profit they want to make on their investments. They set their goals
before even getting into the business. They have many options to choose
from. For example, the stock market, savings, bonds and other form of
investments. If they decide to sell a specific product, that means that they
want to make more than what they currently can profit based on other forms
of income. They take into account the production costs, opportunity costs
and anything else related to the production of the products. They try to
maximize their profits based on market demands and supplies. In many cases,
the cost is about the same to manufacture a product. The reasons there are
differences in markup of the final products is based on the desires of each
businessman. |
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