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market-stall-pricing

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Price goods for a market stall, street stall or small shop so every sale covers its costs, and hold your price when customers bargain. Use when someone says 'how much should I sell this for', 'customers always bargain me down', 'am I making any money at the market', or 'what price for my vegetables, crafts or snacks'. Produces a cost-per-item calculation, a floor price, a starting price with room to bargain, bargaining lines that keep the margin, and a quick end-of-day check.

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# Market Stall Pricing

People selling at markets often price by copying the next stall, then lose money without noticing because transport, the stall fee and spoiled stock never make it into the price. When customers bargain, they give away the little margin left. This skill works out what each item really costs, sets a price you never go below, and gives you a starting price and words for bargaining that protect it.

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## What This Skill Produces

- **Cost per item**: buying or making cost plus a fair share of transport, stall fee, packaging and expected waste
- A **floor price**: the lowest price that still covers costs, never to go below
- A **starting price** with room to bargain down to a target price
- **Bargaining lines** that keep the margin: bundles, small extras instead of discounts, quantity prices
- An **end-of-day check** to see if the day actually made money
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