"Companies go out of business every day. If they could adjust their prices to cover their cost, how would any company ever go out of business?"
So when companies make a profit, it's just an accident or a coincidence? Isn't it odd that businesses overall on a net basis are profitable and that is the case year end and year out?
"So when companies make a profit, it's just an accident or a coincidence? Isn't it odd that businesses overall on a net basis are profitable and that is the case year end and year out?"
By way of follow-up, isn't it a hell of a coincidence that as crude oil prices have gone up for the past few years, so has the per gallon price at the pump?
So when companies make a profit, it's just an accident or a coincidence?Neither. They were able to make their products for less than they could sell them for.
Isn't it odd that businesses overall on a net basis are profitable and that is the case year end and year out?Isn't it odd that so many companies go out of business every year. I guess they should have followed your pricing method and they would have been guaranteed profits!
"How To Insure Your Business Never Loses Money!" by phil_will1
Chapter 1: Add up Your Costs.
Chapter 2: Add Whatever Profit You Want
Chapter 3: Add Whatever Taxes You Think You Might Have to Pay
Chapter 4: Sell Your Product for That Price
Chapter 5: Roll in the Money!
The End