UN POCO MAS BOUTIQUE

Year Published: 1970s

Description: 1970s 16mm Educational Film - UN POCO MAS BOUTIQUE, New York City A 1970s educational film showcasing a group of students learning about running a boutique in New York City. Juan Maldonado, the owner, guides them through essential business practices, including merchandising and pricing strategies. The students discuss pricing for shirts, weighing the pros and cons of different price points to maximize profits while considering customer spending habits. Their practical experience in business management inspires one student to consider majoring in business. Keywords boutique, business management, merchandising, pricing strategy, student experience, entrepreneurship, profit calculation, 1970s education, New York City, retail This channel is not monetized. If you like what you see here and would like to help me continue sharing cool stuff on my channel, please consider making a donation via Venmo @Pea-Hicks. From the Al Lowenheim archive. Al's media archive was liquidated from a storage unit awhile back and ended up at a local San Diego swap meet. I rescued as many interesting-looking film/video items as I could, but the guy selling the stuff wanted more money for it than I was willing to pay for the entire lot. I managed to get in touch with Al and tried to reunite him with his stuff, but he proved to be quite difficult to communicate with and to date we've never made a fruitful connection. So for now I've decided to upload some of his items here for wider appreciation.

Complete Record: 1970s 16mm Educational Film - UN POCO MAS BOUTIQUE, New York City A 1970s educational film showcasing a group of students learning about running a boutique in New York City. Juan Maldonado, the owner, guides them through essential business practices, including merchandising and pricing strategies. The students discuss pricing for shirts, weighing the pros and cons of different price points to maximize profits while considering customer spending habits. Their practical experience in business management inspires one student to consider majoring in business.

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boutique, business management, merchandising, pricing strategy, student experience, entrepreneurship, profit calculation, 1970s education, New York City, retail This channel is not monetized. If you like what you see here and would like to help me continue sharing cool stuff on my channel, please consider making a donation via Venmo @Pea-Hicks. From the Al Lowenheim archive. Al's media archive was liquidated from a storage unit awhile back and ended up at a local San Diego swap meet. I rescued as many interesting-looking film/video items as I could, but the guy selling the stuff wanted more money for it than I was willing to pay for the entire lot. I managed to get in touch with Al and tried to reunite him with his stuff, but he proved to be quite difficult to communicate with and to date we've never made a fruitful connection. So for now I've decided to upload some of his items here for wider appreciation.

Transcription

foreign [Music] I sure hope today will be a good day for the storm Juan Maldonado has been working with us for the past six months as the owner of the story has been showing us the ropes on how to run the boutique running a business is not as easy as it looks one has to know a lot of things about merchandising but next year I'll be in college and this experience has really motivated me to think about majoring in business in the meantime we're getting practical experience in business management hey man be sure it's really nice all right okay girls now for another lesson on good business practice but first let's check out the phone number of the church to make sure we receive the right merchandise I got it it says here 50 shirt style all through your form besides a small medium and knowledge all right that's what we ordered these are bad looking chefs man I'm sure we're gonna sell a million stop exaggeration one what price do we want them okay girls let's move up here when we have more room so we can figure out the prices step number one this year is a ten dollars a piece What's the total it must be 50 times 10 equals five hundred thousand right last time I sold them at twenty dollars a piece and sold them all I've got it less price than this time at forty dollars a piece while you can make a bundle one let's see that's 50 shirts at forty dollars a piece that's two thousand dollars that's fifteen hundred dollars profit that's bad hold on just great but this line will never sell forty dollars people not spending that kind of money today let's see I have 40 dollars a shirt I'm probably going to sell more than 30 shirts so let's say 40 times 30 equals twelve hundred dollars if they cost me 500 that's 700 profit okay but now at thirty dollars if we sell all of them will gross fifteen hundred dollars and make a lot more profit that makes more sense if you charge less you can sell more and make more profit you know what you're right on the case so let's all agree to thirty dollars for style or three or four okay yeah okay so let's finish putting them on a rack and get them profits start a rolling right on yeah I hope you hey I just saw they shut down the street for more money would you happen to have that in my girl's side uh well but your side what size do you wear I guess I would do okay that's just what you get a little more in your pocket thank you thank you have a nice day you too take care now bye-bye


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