The price you sell something for has absolutely nothing to do with the cost of goods sold, other than it's the lower bound of you (eventually) going out of busi

The price you sell something for has absolutely nothing to do with the cost of goods sold, other than it's the lower bound of you (eventually) going out of business. That something cost me $10 to build does not mean I mark it up 30% and say job well done. It means I charge $50 if the market will pay it.