A long term contract for a Belgium importer stipulates that: importer of wine in Belgium buys $10,000$ cases of Romanian white wine and pays the Romanian winery in Euros. The Belgium importer then sells the wine to a Swiss importer and is paid in Swiss Francs.

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Romanian wine costs $100$ Romanian Leu per case.

Belgium importer now exports the wine to Swiss for $300$ Swiss Francs per case.

Total handling, insurance, and transport costs are $2\mathrm{.}5$ Euros per case

$1$ Euro $=\mathrm{.}9$ Romanian Leu

$1$ Euro $=3\mathrm{.}5$ Swiss Franc

Would the Belgium firm earn a profit or loss on this deal if the transaction was completed today with current data?

Indicate profit or loss by placing either word here: $q,$

$q,$ amount of profit or loss from above $($use $a+$ for profit and $-$ for loss$)$

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Which firm or firms, Belgium, Romanian, and$/$or Swiss are at foreign exchange risk of gaining or losing if this deal is repeated later and exchange rates have changed?

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If the exchange rate have now changed to those listed below, calculate the current status for the Belgium firm:

$1$ Euro $=\mathrm{.}9$ leu

$1$ Euro $=2\mathrm{.}5$ Swiss Francs

How does that change the Belgium import$/$exporter$\text{'}$s profitability?

Profit or loss is now how much answer here $q,($use $+$ for profit and $-$ for loss$)$

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How has the Romanian exporter's condition changed due to the change in the exchange rate described in #$3$ above? $($One sentence$)$