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Ever wondered why prices are rising? Here’s why: the war. Global conflicts, like the Russia-Ukraine war, disrupt supply chains, especially for essential goods like grain, fuel, and steel. This causes shortages, which leads to higher prices. When fa

Apple has 2 choices 🔥 Move iPhone production to the U.S. Or keep it in China and pay the price. 350,000 workers assemble iPhones in Zhengzhou, China Labor cost: ~$5/hour U.S. labor cost: ~$35/hour Result? Shifting production to the U.S. could i

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Amazon's Dark Side: Sellers Beware! Just watched "Amazon Market Power Monopoly" and my mind is blown. Did you know: • Amazon controls sellers' prices across ALL platforms • Sellers can lose visibility in MINUTES for non-compliance • Amazon copies

The Hidden Cost of Convenience E-commerce has revolutionized shopping, But at what cost?????? • Small shopkeepers, the backbone of our local economy, face tough challenges from online giants. With their deep discounts and vast resources. • These

🗣 Windows will become paid: support for the system will cost $30 per year 💵. For businesses, the price will be higher: in the first year of support, they will have to pay $61, and each subsequent year will double that amount 🔄. Free support en

Bad News: Rupee falls to record low 83.60/$ Here are negative impacts of falling Rupee: 1) Increased Costs for Imports: Many Indian businesses rely on imported goods and raw materials. A weaker rupee means they will have to pay more for these impor

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Imporant metric for Start-ups - Break Even Units Suppose we are a shoe brand and we want to calculate our units to be sold for break even (No profit No Loss) Fixed Cost - 4,00,000 Selling Price per Unit - 1200 Variable Cost per Unit - 800 Contributi

Pricing Strategies:- 1. Cost-Plus Pricing: Adds a markup to production costs. - Example: A $10 product sold for $15 ensures profit. 2. Value-Based Pricing: Prices reflect perceived customer value. - Example: Apple charges premium rates for i