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Profit is selling price minus cost; margin divides profit by selling price, while markup divides it by cost.
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Profit is selling price minus cost; margin divides profit by selling price, while markup divides it by cost.
Enter cost, selling price, and currency, then compare profit/loss, margin, and markup.
Margin describes profit as a share of revenue; markup describes profit as a share of cost.
A $60 cost and $100 sale produce $40 profit, 40% margin, and 66.67% markup.
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