Business, 25.11.2021 14:10 awkwardkid0123

Company A sells clothes. The fixed cost each moth is ¥ 100,000, which includes housing rent, wage, and utilities. The gross profit margin is 25%.
If Company A took a 10% price increase, and got a 15% sales volume decrease. Should A keep the new price or not?
- If Company A decides to take a 10% price cut, in order to keep the same profits, how much do sales volume need to increase?

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