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Originally posted by 十年移民路 at 2004-12-5 07:54 PM:
! F# W# R2 }- ~4 D; T2 UCase 1. if 1 US$ = 1.5 C$,
/ |' P6 C4 F9 Y, a sheep price in Canada = 150 C$' C, g/ c ]( Y' D# m8 m
you sell 1 sheep to USA, buyer will pay you 100 US$ or 150 C$.
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* ^2 z' ?. F. d$ w! yCase 2: If 1 US$ = 1 C$& v$ ?$ _! z2 [( D J8 j: e
sheep price = 15 ...
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although i only make CA$, but it has high value, right? it worth 100US$.9 `/ Q _( g' p l
- ~+ l) w3 ^1 {( F% h" hwhen 1us$=1.5C$, i also nly makes 100US$,) R3 T3 t0 J' F2 \7 j& p5 s4 C
from US$ pooint of view, I always earn 100US$.
7 h8 |3 S. k j+ w5 O2 s! } what is the difference?
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]; X2 a# h5 j- \4 bi think the problem is that US has to pay more US$ to buy a sheep, meaning that CANADA product has higher price and loses markets. |
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