Assume it costs Pepsi $0.25 to bottle
one can of soda, and they sell it to the
grocery store for $1.00, what do we
call the difference between the price
and the cost?

The cost to Pepsi for manufacturing one bottle is known as the cost to the company. While the price at which it is sold to grocery store is $1.00. The difference between the price and cost is known as the gross profit.

It can also be termed as markup or the margin for Pepsi Company. The markup/ gross profit / margin for Pepsi is $0.75. Gross profit is arrived at after meeting the cost of making and selling it.

Assume it costs Pepsi $0.25 to bottle one can of soda, and they sell it to the grocery store for $1.00, what do we call the difference between the price and the cost?

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Assume it costs Pepsi $0.25 to bottle
one can of soda, and they sell it to the
grocery store for $1.00, what do we
call the difference between the price
and the cost?