In January 2009, when the exchange rate was $1.30 per euro, Manzini ordered parts for next years
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In January 2009, when the exchange rate was $1.30 per euro, Manzini ordered parts for next year’s production from Campagnolo. They agreed to a price of 500,000 euros, to be paid when the parts were delivered in one year’s time. One year later, the exchange rate was $1.45 per euro. What was the actual cost in dollars for Manzini when the payment was due? If the price had instead been set at $650,000 (which had equivalent value at the time of the agreement: 500,000 euros * $1.30/euro), how many euros would Campagnolo have received?
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