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Sorry for the nitpick, but I think you mean, "buyers pay $65" or "price after markup is $65"; markup is the difference between input price and sale price.
by SilasX 7y ago
Sorry for the nitpick, but I think you mean, "buyers pay $65" or "price after markup is $65"; markup is the difference between input price and sale price.
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- coding123 7y agoNo worries about the nitpick! However, in the market of "In home" tutoring my wife was working for a company that was indeed charging around 85 to 90. Markup was 60-65, tutor was paid 20-25. (prices depended on quality of tutor).
- SilasX 7y agoOh yikes! I had just assumed you couldn't have meant a markup/price difference of $65! Thanks for the follow-up!