Terminal price and retail price are both jargon
1, the final price is the price of the goods given by the manufacturer to the dealer
2. Retail price is the price at which the dealer sells the product
In general, there is a certain space between the final price and the retail price, taking lighting as an example:
The retail price is basically 6-10 times the final price, and the gross profit of the dealer's retail is about 300%
If it is factory direct sales, the terminal price = retail price, but now many so-called factory direct sales are fake (dealer tricks)
That's pretty much it. I hope it helps.
The terminal price and retail price are both jargon 1, the terminal price is the price of the goods given by the manufacturer to the dealer 2, the retail price is the price of the products sold by the dealer in general, the terminal price and retail price have a certain space, taking lighting as an example: The retail price is basically 6-10 times the terminal price, and the gross profit of the dealer's retail is about 300%. If it is manufacturer's direct sales, the terminal price = retail price, but now many so-called manufacturer's direct sales are fake (dealer tricks).
The terminal price and retail price are both jargon 1, the terminal price is the price of the goods given by the manufacturer to the dealer 2, the retail price is the price of the products sold by the dealer in general, the terminal price and retail price have a certain space, taking lighting as an example: The retail price is basically 6-10 times the terminal price, the gross profit of the dealer's retail reaches about 300% if it is the factory direct sales, the terminal price = the retail price, but now many of the so-called factory direct sales are fake (dealer tricks) basically these, I hope to help you.