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Business, 08.10.2019 18:20, Ruchen

Consider a new anthology of greek poetry from the 1930s. the publisher is selling the book for the wholesale price of $82.50, and dan plans a 25% gross margin on this book, i. e., the retail price will be $110. at the end of the year, dan will sell leftover books to a discounter and probably will only get 17% of the wholesale price for each copy. dan is deciding how many copies of the poetry book to order. what is the overage cost?

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