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The simplified answer is $100 (or $30 cash and $70 worth of goods).
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Depends on the perspective breh and if you treat the owner and store as one entity.
$100 is $100. The register is gonna be short that amount regardless... The identity of the $70 buyer doesn't matter.

Lets say you didn't sell anything on the day the $100 was taken: register=-100. Profit for the day=-100.
Lets say you sell $70 of product after the $100 was stolen (customer doesnt matter): register=-100. Profit for the day=-100+ whatever you made on the $70

Lets put it this way: What if the thief stole $100 worth of product(after taxes, markup) instead of cash? Would the losses be the same or do you have to take the markup into consideration since you didn't pay $100 for the products as the owner?

The owner has already paid for that product regardless if he sells it or not. If you steal that product from the owner, you rob him of his ability to make whatever the markup would be on those product.
But we aren't giving the markup so i'm assuming its like a physics question with no friction or air resistance given... you assume none.


If we aren't assuming 0, then he would lose the $100 worth of merchandise + markup
 
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This MP is years old and anybody with half a brain can see that the simplified answer is $100. You're deflecting because you worked it out wrong initially and then realized the correct answer is $100. You're not going to explain 'your' answer because you not it's wrong.

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No it ain't :laff:
 
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