A senior government consultant based in Edmonton is planning to go to Tokyo to help the Alberta government hammer out an international trade deal to sell oil produced in Alberta's oil sands region. The airfare for Edmonton-Tokyo-Edmonton is $1,620 and would be billed to the Government of Alberta. The same consultant is also planning a trip to Moscow to negotiate a cost-sharing agreement between Canada and Russia to keep the Canadian/Russian portion of the North West Passage free of ice during the winter months to allow for year round shipping operations. The airfare for Edmonton-Moscow-Edmonton is $1,080 which would be billed to the Government of Canada. In order to save time and money the consultant decides to combine these trips and purchase an Edmonton-Moscow-Tokyo-Edmonton ticket for $2,280. Required -Using the incremental method with the Alberta Government being the primary client, how much should she bill the Canadian Government for airfare? (2 marks)