Three times the actual price, and almost twice the price we used to compute the disparity. For those who buy a significant amount of food on the lower discount, the disparity will be affected in a severe and non-negligible way. Plan A conv. The above conversion factors tell how to convert the price that is marked for an item to the amount paid by a person on a specific board plan for each discount. To convert, find the correct conversion factor, then multiply that by the price marked.
Lets work two examples, to see the markup.
More unsettling facts. This set of patrons is being under -charged. Time for another example. If this small meal plan person were to, dare I say it, buy half a gallon of ice cream during the year, or maybe juice with some of his meals, he would have spent more than twice what a commuter could spend for exactly the same items. That's not fair.