In July 2001, the euro's value relative to the dollar was about €1.00 = $0.85. By November 2009 the euro had strengthened to €1.00 = $1.48. All other things being equal, if a European-based global company wants to preserve margins for goods exported to the U.S. market, the company sho

In July 2001, the euro's value relative to the dollar was about €1.00 = $0.85. By November 2009 the euro had strengthened to €1.00 = $1.48. All other things being equal, if a European-based global company wants to preserve margins for goods exported to the U.S. market, the company sho

In July 2001, the euro's value relative to the dollar was about €1.00 = $0.85. By November 2009 the euro had strengthened to €1.00 = $1.48. All other things being equal, if a European-based global company wants to preserve margins for goods exported to the U.S. market, the company should:




A) raise prices in dollars.
B) switch to cost-based pricing.
C) adopt a policy of market penetration pricing.
D) reduce prices in dollars.
E) use skimming pricing.


Answer: A


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