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Rus_ich [418]
2 years ago
11

An oil company has agreed to buy oil from Russia at 1,800 Rubles per barrel. Have it shipped to Amsterdam by a Norwegian shippin

g line for 20 Kroner per barrel. The oil will be refined in Rotterdam for 20 Euros per barrel. Finally, a Philippine shipping line will bring gasoline to Miami for 200 Philippine pesos per barrel. What is the landed cost in dollars of this four-part transaction
Business
1 answer:
snow_tiger [21]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Landing cost = 56.49 dollars per barrel.

Explanation:

Buying Cost of oil barrel = 1,800 Rubles, which is equal to 27.50 USD per barrel.

Shipping Cost = 20 Krones, which is equal to 2.35 USD per barrel.

Refining Cost = 20 Euros, which is equal to 22.82 USD per barrel.

Transportation Cost = 200 Philippine peso, which is equal to 3.82 USD per barrel.

Therefore, to find landing cost of the above mentioned transaction = 27.50 + 2.35 + 22.82 + 3.82 = 56.49 USD per barrel.

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