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mafiozo [28]
3 years ago
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It is common practice among currency traders worldwide to both price and trade currencies against the U.S. dollar. Consider a cu

rrency dealer who makes a market in 5 currencies against the dollar. If he were to supply quotes for each currency in terms of all of the others, how many quotes would he have to provide?
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1 answer:
VLD [36.1K]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

It is common practice among currency traders worldwide to both price and trade currencies against the U.S. dollar. If a currency dealer who makes a market in 5 currencies against the dollar. If he were to supply quotes for each currency in terms of all of the others, he would have to provide 30 different quotes. There are 6 total currencies including U.S. dollar, therefore, he would be providing 5 different quotes for one single currency, therefore, to provide quotes for 6 currencies, he would have to provide 30 different quotes as six multiplied by 5 comes 30.

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2 cost =  approximate  $300000

3 Total annual costs  = approximate $380,000

4  cost is less for phoenix and  Phoenix is the ideal location

5 Cost advantage = $18,000 so closed to $20000

Explanation:

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Atlanta fixed costs (annual) = 80000

variable costs (per unit) = 20

Phoenix  fixed costs = 140000

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solution

we consider here output level = x

and price will be = p

so here profit for location will be

profit = Revenue - Variable Cost - Fixed costs   .............1

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Profit = px - 20x - 80000     ..................2

and Phoenix profit is  

Profit = px - 16.1x - 140,000      ...................3

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px - 20x - 80000 = px - 16.1x - 140,000

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annual cost =  Variable cost + Fixed     ...........4

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Balance at Bank as per cash book (up to date)     $35,480

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No. 3065                                                                        $561

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Balance (Up to date)                                             $35,480

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Less Lodgements not yet credited                          ($10,132)

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