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ii. Japanese carmakers source 20% to 40% of vehicle’s content in Japan
iii. Japanese automakers will pass on 15% to 45% of their cost savings to consumers
iv. A 5% price increase is expected to cause a 10% decrease in unit sales (and vice versa)
v. Japanese automakers sold 4.1 million cars in the United States
vi. The Big Three US carmakers will lose out equally if the Japanese gain market share
vii. GM has given 1/3 of profit as incentive (find in case exhibit the dollar amount of that incentive)
viii. The annual impact of the depreciation is present valued as a perpetuity with a 20% discount rateii. Japanese carmakers source 20% to 40% of vehicle’s content in Japan
iii. Japanese automakers will pass on 15% to 45% of their cost savings to consumers
iv. A 5% price increase is expected to cause a 10% decrease in unit sales (and vice versa)
v. Japanese automakers sold 4.1 million cars in the United States
vi. The Big Three US carmakers will lose out equally if the Japanese gain market share
vii. GM has given 1/3 of profit as incentive (find in case exhibit the dollar amount of that incentive)
viii. The annual impact of the depreciation is present valued as a perpetuity with a 20% discount rate
ii. Japanese carmakers source 20% to 40% of vehicle’s content in Japan
iii. Japanese automakers will pass on 15% to 45% of their cost savings to consumers
iv. A 5% price increase is expected to cause a 10% decrease in unit sales (and vice versa)
v. Japanese automakers sold 4.1 million cars in the United States
vi. The Big Three US carmakers will lose out equally if the Japanese gain market share
vii. GM has given 1/3 of profit as incentive (find in case exhibit the dollar amount of that incentive)
viii. The annual impact of the depreciation is present valued as a perpetuity with a 20% discount rate
ii. Japanese carmakers source 20% to 40% of vehicle’s content in Japan
iii. Japanese automakers will pass on 15% to 45% of their cost savings to consumers
iv. A...