marketing margin
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“MARKETING MARGIN”
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Introduction
• Margin - the difference between two values or sums of money.
• Marketing - involves a company's attempt to inform potential buyers of its product or service, drawing attention to it in such a way that an audience will be willing to purchase it.
• A marketing margin applies to a company that buys a product with the intent to resell it.
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• Marketing margins are costs of equipment, transport, labor, capital, risk, and management
• In long run, marketing margins for competitive markets should be equivalent to the cost of marketing
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Definition
• When companies buy a product to act as a distributor or retailer, it must sell the product at a higher price than that at which they purchased it.
• In such situations, the marketing margin of a product is the difference between what a company pays for the product and what it charges for the product.
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• Example : price paid by customers for a finished product (cheese) with the payment received by farmers for equivalent quantities of the raw material of product(milk).
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Differentiation of Marketing Margin and Profit Margin
• Marketing margin is similar to profit margin in that it shows:- The relationship between the amount a company pays for a product- The amount its customers pay.
• BUT,- Marketing margin is the difference between cost to the seller and the cost to the consumer.- Profit margin is the % of the final sale price that comes as profit for the seller.
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Marketing margin
• Margin is calculated by subtracting the net farm value equivalent of food sold at retail of the farm product from the retail price.
• Product price – raw material• Example :• Product price (cheese) = RM 8.60• Raw material (milk) = RM 2.60• Marketing margin =RM 6.00
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Uses
• Companies use marketing margin as a way of figuring profitability.
• High marketing margin reflects a high level of profitability.
• It also reflects a high level of business stability, as it shows the business has the ability to pay for unexpected liabilities.
• High marketing margin shows a business has the ability to respond to new competitors in the market by reducing prices.
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Limitations• Marketing margin is limited in its ability to account for
the effects of future business growth.
• Comparison between the price of raw material and the product is limited.
• Time intensive and sensitive for respondents
• Margins may fluctuate– exogenous factors– by commodity– by link within supply chains
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