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Business, 26.05.2021 01:00 tylrmannon

Let's say that you are a United States company that purchases T-shirts from a company in Indonesia. The Indonesian company charges you 28,000 Indonesian Rupiahs for one T-shirt. The currency market is a freely fluctuating market. Let's say that last week one U. S. dollar exchanged for 14,000 Rupiahs. And let's say that this week one dollar exchanges for 15,000 Rupiahs. How much did you pay (in dollars) for one T-shirt last week, and how much did you pay this week

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