Analyzing a Firm's Pricing Strategy
A company's total costs for producing its goods were £100 million in Year 1 and rose to £110 million in Year 2. Its total revenue was £120 million in Year 1 and rose to £138 million in Year 2. Based on this data, calculate the company's profit margin (as a percentage of revenue) for each year and explain what this trend suggests about the company's pricing strategy in an environment of rising costs.
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Analyzing a Firm's Pricing Strategy
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