ReimTime on 18 April 2015
johnsobas said:
When they record profits they record it in their home currency so they do care very much about the exchange rates. They don't have to charge different rates but they usually do in order to keep revenues the same. If the canadian dollar goes down 20% and the yen stays the same they will need to charge 20% more to get the same amount of yen. Even if there is no inflation in Canada, it doesn't matter to the Japanese, they only care that their profits are going down. |
Ok that makes sense! So why is digital $10 less? And why have they increased the price by $10 more when the dollar didn't drop again?
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