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Originally posted by 十年移民路 at 2004-12-5 07:54 PM:6 ]% _: e+ g! \4 |/ U
Case 1. if 1 US$ = 1.5 C$,( ~5 v* y0 s% T- Z6 \' A
sheep price in Canada = 150 C$* q; r; U8 J6 s# [/ t0 k6 ~5 F
you sell 1 sheep to USA, buyer will pay you 100 US$ or 150 C$.) @6 S$ ]+ p( A1 ?
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Case 2: If 1 US$ = 1 C$
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although i only make CA$, but it has high value, right? it worth 100US$.
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$ A7 D: y+ L+ [& fwhen 1us$=1.5C$, i also nly makes 100US$,1 s# r. D! }, O7 B: B
from US$ pooint of view, I always earn 100US$.
1 C/ u) ?7 l* M; ?8 a2 D what is the difference?
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* I0 J' Y- f1 c6 s* ri think the problem is that US has to pay more US$ to buy a sheep, meaning that CANADA product has higher price and loses markets. |
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