Ali Rachini The book is Practical Business Math Procedures by Jeff Slater ISBN is 0072967137 for the 8th edition, but any edition will have nearly identical content except for the problem exercises and the practical examples. And here is a link for inexpensive textbooks: www.bookfinder4u.com/IsbnSearch.aspx?isbn=0072967137&mode=direct&option=used
intubeman1 Thank you professor for your time and your reply.i have a masters degree in molecular biology but i really love crunching numbers and applying economics theory and formulas to real life and and some video games i play where i trade.I usually calculated profit % using this formula Profit % = (sell - cost - taxes - other costs)/cost , but after i got this notation of markup and margins i searched online and watched many videos, but in all honesty the only video that i ended up understanding was yours.Very nice logic thinking and explaining you got going there, not just formulas and numbers but more about the Whys and Hows than the formulas.So thank you very much.I ended up watching most of your videos.Also i calculated the relation between markup and margin :) .
I want more videos from this guy...he is an excellent teacher
Thank you for this, you explain everything better than my teacher.
My teacher told me to read the book. He didn't explain a doggone thing to me. He Hee
Thank you so much. You are a great teacher and I appreciate you sharing this. Very helpful!
Who is this gentlemen??
Did he write a book i can buy??
What's his name ? Excellent teacher!
You answered my exact question in the most exact manner! Thank you!
great teacher!
His voice is so soothing
Amazing knowledge, given for free.
Very good explanation of this lesson. Thank you so much for posting this video.
Thanks for the encouragement ... glad I could be of help.
Thank you, for explaining in different ways.
If in the market the prices vary between $200 and $2000 for the similar product how can I choose where my product is situated?
This is a big problem!
A double standing ovation for you, sir!
Super teacher!!
my question is "how does the 25% relate to 10/7/5 either??
Wow...thanks for the explanation, this'll help me with my business math packets
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Thank you so much sir . Love from Indonesia
I’m really enjoying the videos. I just have a thing about people lacking their lips when the start to speak 😢
what's the name of the book you are using professor ?
Ali Rachini
The book is Practical Business Math Procedures by Jeff Slater
ISBN is 0072967137 for the 8th edition, but any edition will have nearly identical content except for the problem exercises and the practical examples.
And here is a link for inexpensive textbooks:
www.bookfinder4u.com/IsbnSearch.aspx?isbn=0072967137&mode=direct&option=used
intubeman1 Thank you professor for your time and your reply.i have a masters degree in molecular biology but i really love crunching numbers and applying economics theory and formulas to real life and and some video games i play where i trade.I usually calculated profit % using this formula Profit % = (sell - cost - taxes - other costs)/cost , but after i got this notation of markup and margins i searched online and watched many videos, but in all honesty the only video that i ended up understanding was yours.Very nice logic thinking and explaining you got going there, not just formulas and numbers but more about the Whys and Hows than the formulas.So thank you very much.I ended up watching most of your videos.Also i calculated the relation between markup and margin :) .
I wish you were my math teacher................
Thank you Sir