Pricing to Market with Transactions Denominated in a Common Currency

Daniel Pick and Colin Carter

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1994, vol. 76, issue 1, 55-60

Abstract: We present a model with two exporters who ship a differentiated commodity to the same import destination. All pricing occurs in a common currency, that of the home exporter. We show that the foreign-exporter to home-exporter exchange rate can influence the home exporter's pricing decision. It has been previously argued that only the importer to home-exporter exchange rate matters to the home exporter.

Date: 1994
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