distributor and a retailer. The retailer sells the shoes to his consumers for $$125$ a pair, earning a margin of $16\%.$ The distributor buys the product directly from the manufacturer for $$65.$ The manufacturer realizes a $56\%$ margin when selling to the distributor. $10\%+$Management By The Numbers $($M$...$Problem SetsTotal QuestionsIf the retailer must maintain a margin of at least $12\%$ on every pair of shoes sold and believes the retail customer won't pay more than the current retail price, what is the most the retailer would be willing to pay the distributor for Shoes CALCULATED VARIABLES:dprice $=$ $$105\mathrm{.}00$margin $=$ $$20\mathrm{.}00$