Phase VII / Transaction economics
Turn the quotation into
a commercial equation.
Load the RFQ, establish the landed-cost corridor, then test margin, capital intensity and risk before a transaction advances.
Market price / Landed cost / Margin / Capital
Transaction calculator
Evidence in.
Economics out.
The calculator reads the RFQ and comparable supplier quote board stored in this browser. V1 deliberately keeps unverified freight, duty, tax, FX and financing assumptions editable rather than inventing them.
Commercial assumptions
No RFQ loaded yet. Load the saved RFQ record or enter market assumptions.
Economic output
Maximum supply cost—
Best landed quote—
Indicative contribution—
Indicative margin—
| Market price / unit | — |
| Channel deduction | — |
| Luxophy target contribution | — |
| Maximum factory-cost ceiling | — |
| Quote-board suppliers | 0 |
| Best quote vs ceiling | — |
Reverse-costing rule
Market → Channel →
Supply ceiling.
01 MARKETObserved or buyer-confirmed price.
02 CHANNELDistribution, retail or wholesale economics.
03 LUXOPHYRequired contribution after operating exposure.
04 SUPPLYMaximum economically acceptable factory cost.
Decision discipline
CHEAP IS NOT
ECONOMIC.
A supplier wins only when specification fit, quality evidence, lead time, landed cost, capital consumption and counterparty risk jointly clear the transaction gate.