Habla de porcentajes, grandes cantidades y divisas en inglés

\## Clase 19: Habla de porcentajes, grandes cantidades y divisas en inglés **Unit price** • The price for a single item or unit of the product. • Paying the unit price will cost you more in the long ***Bulk purchase*** • Buying a large quantity of a product in one order, usually at a discount. • You save more money in the long run with bulk purchases. Wholesale price == Precio al por mayor • the price offered to retailers or resellers • A gross == en Bruto ***Key acronym*** • MOQ = Minimum Order Quantity • The minimum quantity a customer must purchase to qualify for a particular price or deal. • JIT inventory = Just-In-Time inventory • A strategy that involves minimal inventory levels, usually requiring precise quantity planning. • APA = Annual Purchase Agreement• A contract in which the buyer agrees to purchase a specified quantity of products or services over a year. \- Dollar 🔉 Dau.llar -> EEUU \- Pound  🔉 Pa.und -> Libra -> UK   \- Yen    🔉 I.en   -> Yenes -> Japon   \- Euro   🔉 I.o.ru -> Europa   \- Rupee  🔉 Ru.pi  -> India \- Ruble  🔉 Ru.bol -> \- Peso   🔉 Pei.so  -> \- Yuan/Renminbi 🔉 I.uan / re.men.bi

### **Key terms for pricing** 1. **Unit price**: The cost of purchasing one single unit of a product. * Example: "Paying the unit price will cost you more in the long run." 2. **Bulk purchase**: Buying a product in large quantities, often at a discounted rate. * Example: "You save more money in the long run with bulk purchases." 3. **Wholesale price**: The price offered to retailers or resellers, usually for business-to-business (B2B) sales. * Reserved for businesses purchasing large amounts. 4. **Retail price**: The price offered to the final or end consumer by a retailer or store. ### **Common quantity terms** 1. **A dozen**: Refers to **12 units**. * Example: "Mark me down for a dozen." 2. **A gross**: Refers to **144 units**. * Example: "A gross can be used to stock inventory for large-scale operations." ### **Acronyms related to quantities and inventory** 1. **MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity)**: * The smallest quantity of a product a customer must buy to place an order. 2. **JIT (Just-In-Time inventory)**: * A strategy for maintaining minimal inventory levels, requiring careful planning to meet customer demand without overstocking. 3. **APA (Annual Purchase Agreement)**: * A contract specifying the minimum amount of products or services a buyer must purchase annually.