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n the scenario they have told that the initial selling in YEAR 1 price is expected to be 100 before increasing with the rate of inflation annually
Inflation rate-4% in year 1
DOUBT should we use 100 as the selling price of 100*1.04= 104 as selling price?
The selling price at time 1 is 100, at time 2 is 100 x 1.04, and so on.
THE POINT RELEVANT TO CALCULATIG SALES
The initial selling price in Year 1 is expected to be $100 per unit, before increasing with the rate of inflation annually.
The expected annual rate of inflation in the country in which Fernhurst Co is located is 4% in
Year 1 and 5% in Years 2 to 4.DOUBT – in the solution they have taken 100 per unit in year 1 and then 100*1.05=105 in year 2 (they have completely ignored the inflation figure for year 1 i.e 4%)
Of course they have.
The question specifically states that the selling price int he first year will be $100. Therefore it is $100 at time 1.
It will inflate in the future years and since the question says that it will inflate at 5% in years 2 to 4 (which you had not written in your previous post), it will be 100 x 1.05 at time 2, and so on.
question specifically states that the selling price in the first year will be $100 thats right but it also say’s that the selling price is 100 before increasing with the rate of inflation annually so doesn’t it means that we have to increase it with the rate of inflation?
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