Chapter 15: Problem 2
If the exchange rate is 1 dollar \(=Y 129(\text { yen })\) and the price of a Japanese good is \(¥ 7,740,\) what is the equivalent dollar price?
Chapter 15: Problem 2
If the exchange rate is 1 dollar \(=Y 129(\text { yen })\) and the price of a Japanese good is \(¥ 7,740,\) what is the equivalent dollar price?
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