Land Rover has full manufacturing costs of their Evoque crossover of £32,500. They sell the Evoque crossover in the UK with a 15% profit margin. Today the spot exchange rate is $1.3456/£ and Land Rover has committed to keeping the U.S. price based on the $1.3456/£ cross-rate next six months. If the cross-rate changes to $1.4321/£, how much gain or loss will the company experience per every car sale in the U.S. in British pound terms? £2,402.60 £1.963.02 £2,257.48 £3,232.94

Land Rover has full manufacturing costs of their Evoque crossover of £32,500. They sell the Evoque crossover in the UK with a 15% profit margin. Today the spot exchange rate is $1.3456/£ and Land Rover has committed to keeping the U.S. price based on the $1.3456/£ cross-rate next six months. If the cross-rate changes to $1.4321/£, how much gain or loss will the company experience per every car sale in the U.S. in British pound terms? £2,402.60 £1.963.02 £2,257.48 £3,232.94

Essentials Of Investments

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