Valerie Johnson is due to graduate from CSU-Stanislaus next December, with a degree in Business Administration and she has decided to go in business for herself. The feasibility study she concluded last month clearly indicates that sports bikes currently have a huge potential in the San Joaquin Valley, Thus, she decided to import sports bikes that she will sell in the Valley. She has narrowed down the import sources for these bikes to three countries: China, India, and South Africa. She only needs your help figuring out how much she would have to pay in custom duties, based on the import duty policies applicable to each of these countries (the policies are stated below) The current import duties policy for bikes imported from India states: "Sports bikes originating from India shall face a 20% duty, perbike." Assuming that each of these bikes is valued at $800 (Port of San Francisco), how much will Valerie Johnson have to pay in duties, per bike? Ⓒ$160 Ⓒ$1.100. $1,120 1820 te duties to be paid

Valerie Johnson is due to graduate from CSU-Stanislaus next December, with a degree in Business Administration and she has decided to go in business for herself. The feasibility study she concluded last month clearly indicates that sports bikes currently have a huge potential in the San Joaquin Valley, Thus, she decided to import sports bikes that she will sell in the Valley. She has narrowed down the import sources for these bikes to three countries: China, India, and South Africa. She only needs your help figuring out how much she would have to pay in custom duties, based on the import duty policies applicable to each of these countries (the policies are stated below) The current import duties policy for bikes imported from India states: "Sports bikes originating from India shall face a 20% duty, perbike." Assuming that each of these bikes is valued at $800 (Port of San Francisco), how much will Valerie Johnson have to pay in duties, per bike? Ⓒ$160 Ⓒ$1.100. $1,120 1820 te duties to be paid

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