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3 years ago

Why wont a bussiness charge 500 for a table that they can make for 100

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lys-0071 [83]3 years ago

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Answer:

I am not a business student but I think this is common sense.

Yes most business people do that because they have to make sales, they pay taxes, buy raw materials, time wastage, fatigue, health related issues ,care for their family and would not want to go broke so I think that's most of it.

Hope I helped

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