For example, the cost of a commodity is in 50 yuan, and I want to earn 30%. What should the pricing be?
Pricing = 50/(1-30%) = 71.43 yuan.
Profit =7 1.43*30%=2 1.43 yuan.
For example, I can earn 30% for this project with 65,438+10,000 yuan, which directly means earning 30,000 yuan. How is this pricing worked out?
10 * 30% = 30,000 yuan
Enterprises and businessmen must learn to calculate the profit rate.
Extended data:
Profit rate is the ratio of surplus value to all prepaid capital, and profit rate is the transformation form of surplus value rate, which is another ratio calculated by different methods for the same surplus value. If P' stands for profit rate and c stands for all prepaid capital (c+v), then profit rate P'= M/C = M/(C+V). Profit rate is a relative index reflecting the profit level of an enterprise in a certain period. Profit rate index can not only assess the completion of enterprise profit plan, but also compare the management level between enterprises and in different periods to improve economic benefits. Cost profit rate = profit/cost × 100%, and sales profit rate = profit/sales × 100%.
Profit rate (profit rate)
Profit/cost × 100%= profit rate
Profit margin is usually expressed as a percentage.
Cost profit rate = profit/cost × 100%
Sales profit rate = profit/income × 100%
The profit rate of an enterprise is the ratio of the total profit of an enterprise to relevant economic indicators in a certain period. It is a relative index indicating the profit level of an enterprise. It can comprehensively reflect the economic effect of the whole production and operation activities of enterprises, and can also be used to compare the profit level between similar enterprises.
Profit rate (profit rate)
Profit/cost × 100%= profit rate
Profit margin is usually expressed as a percentage.
Cost profit rate = profit/cost × 100%
Sales profit rate = profit/income × 100%
Profit rate refers to the conversion of surplus value into profit and the conversion of surplus value rate into profit rate. Profit margin is the ratio of surplus value to all prepaid capital. Profit rate and surplus value rate are different ratios obtained by comparing the same surplus value with different amounts of capital. The profit rate indicates the appreciation degree of all prepaid capital, which is always less than the surplus value rate in quantity, thus covering up the exploitation degree of capitalism.