I am a business owner and interested in globalization and international affairs. How can i benefit from getting goods from overseas? If one dollar equals almost one thousand korean dollars(won), does that mean that milk there cost four thousand WON? Its confusing me, please help.
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April 2nd, 2008 at 2:19 am
You've got it right.
And if the cost of the dollar continues to drop the way it's going it then will cost less for the korean milk.
If it drops to 800 won then the milk costs 3200 won.