ORANGE PRODUCTS INC.Orange Products Inc. is a producer of juice drinks in Florida, USA. Until now, the companyhas confined its operations and sales to the United States, but its CEO, Ray Jalkio wants toexpand into the Pacific Rim. The first step is to set up sales subsidiaries in Japan and Australia.then to set a production plant in Japan, and finally to distribute the product throughout the PacificRim. The firm's CFO, Janet Jackson, is enthusiastic about the plan, but she is worried about theimplications of the foreign expansion on the firm's financial management process. She has askedyour group to develop a tutorial package that explains the basics of multinational financialmanagement. The tutorial will be presented at the next management committee (ManCom)meeting.Consider the following exchange rates:US Dollar Required to buyone unit of Foreign CurrencyNumber of units of ForeignCurrency per US DollarJapanese YenAustralian Dollar0.0091109.890.7601.316 2. Orange Products begins producing the same liter of orange juice in Japan. Theproduct costs 250 yen to produce and ship to Australia, where it can be sold for 6Australian dollars. How much is the US dollar profit on the sale?

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Orange Products begins producing the same liter of orange juice in Japan. The product costs 250 yen to produce and ship to Australia, where it can be sold for 6 Australian dollars. How much is the US dollar profit on the sale?

Orange Products begins producing the same liter of orange juice in Japan. The product costs 250 yen to produce and ship to Australia, where it can be sold for 6 Australian dollars. How much is the US dollar profit on the sale?

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