Question 9 Answered 1----For each brand in the following table, calculate the manufacturer's selling price (MSP), the per unit margin, and the gross margin as a percentage of MSP. 5 3 U}. K. i. Volume Discount Promotion Allowance Per Unit Margin Gross Margin 9' 2----For large retailers, the MSP represents their product cost, which they will mark up to set the retail price. If the retailer has a target margin of 25%, what would the retail prices be for the brands in question 1? Brand X Retail Price=? Brand Y Retail Price=? 3----Many small retailers will buy through a wholesaler instead of buying direct from the manufacturer. Given the pricing policy for Brand X in question 2, what would be the wholesaler's selling price (WSP) if the wholesaler has a desired margin of 15%? If the retailer has a desired margin of 30%, what would the retail price be? What volume discount would the manufacturer have to offer for the retailer to price at MSRP? WSP =? Retail Price ? Vol. Discount? 4----Retailers may use some of the promotion allowance to offer special price promotions. If the retailer uses one-third of the allowance for price promotions, what would the average retail price be for Brand X in question 2? Business Accounting FJ oz: \fQuestion 4: Retail Price adjusted for allowances = Retail Price - (MSP * Promotional Allowance) $4.93 - ($3.70 * 15%) $4.375 => $4.38(rounded off)