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 | Identifying the minimum price level of the price offer |
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 | Company law and contract law |
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Your office equipment including computers amounts to 5000€ and looses approximately 600€ value each year.
For your workshop you pay a monthly rent of 320€ including additional charges.
The printer can be used for 5 years and will be replaced after that. You will realise 850€ when you sell the used printer.
You will produce 75 phone mounts in the first year and 125 in each following year.
Produce an Excel sheet to find a minimum price level by first entering all upcoming types of cost.
Structure into fixed and variable costs and – for the variable costs - add the factors which the costs will
finally depend on.
You may start from the following assumptions:
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Setting a minimum price level will enable you to offer a product to the customer which is profitable for your company. It is not helpful to have a lot of orders without earning any money.