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In this question to calculate the cost of imported materials y are we multiplying it by 2
Eg – Red = (50000*50%*2.4*2)/2.2
50000 x 50% x 2.4 x 2 = cost of imported materials in K$ as 1 D$ = 2 K$.
Divideng by 2.2 converts back to D$ when the D$ strengthens by 10% ie 2 x 1.1 = 2.2.
but when calculating we dont multiply it by 2 we only divide it by 2.2
Why is that
It is multiplied by 2…..that was your original question.
sorry
but when calculating the revenue we are just dividing it by 2.2 we dont multiply by 2
Y is that ?
I don’t have access to the BPP book right now. But looking at the ACCA question and answer published on their site:
For Red:
Demand in Kayland = 50,000 and SP in K$ = 8 so revenue in K$ = 400,000.
At the current exchange rate of 2 this is 400,000/2 = D$200,000
At exchange rate of 2.2 this is D$181,818
At exchange rate of 1.8 this is D$222,222
Costs – 50% of material imported from Kaylan, so for Red the cost of D$2.4 is made up of D$1.2 costs in incurred in Deeland. The other half of the D$ cost is the converted cost from goods imported from Kayland. That has been translated at 2 for the budget, so was 2 x 1.2 – 2.4 K$. If the exchange rate changes to 2.2 then this cost in D$ will be only 2.4/2.2.
thanx alot
understood
