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Harley Davidson must price the value of its products in foreign currencies when dealing in foreign markets. By pricing in this fashion, Harley is able to compete on the same currency terms with all the rival businesses. ... Harley Davidson would have take complete control of the management of the currency exposure (the risk of monetary exchanges) to deal in foreign money but that would not assure stable prices for foreign dealers. Harley itself would have to absorb all exchange rates to facilitate stabilization which is risky and could result in losses by the parent company or the distributor.
Approximate Word count = 427 Approximate Pages = 1.7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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