Research Project 4 The owner of Mobile Select, Bruce Smith, has had discussions with a camping outfitter in Glasgow about selling the companys mobile homes and recreation vehicles in the U.K. The camping outfitter, Sean Pogue, wants to add Mobile Select to an existing product line that he offers. Pogue has indicated that his sales of Mobile Select motorcoaches and recreation vehicles will be 2.3 million per month; all sales are made in British Pounds ( ). Pogue will make a 6% commission of all sales, also to be paid in British Pounds. Mobile Selects products are customized to the customers order. Orders are delivered 90 days after they are placed by the seller, Sean Pogue. Sean Pogue will pay Mobile Select 90 days after the delivery of the vehicle. This arrangement is being contemplated by Mobile Selects Bruce Smith and the dealer, Sean Pogue. Bruce Smith has the ability to meet the extra orders from Sean Pogue with existing capacity. However, he is uncertain about the risks of selling mobile homes and other vehicles outside of the United States. Bruce Smith notices that the current exchange rate is $1 = 0.72 . At the current rate of exchange, Mobile Select would incur production costs equal to 70 percent of Mobile Selects U.K. gross sales. This would be an expense in dollars. In addition, there would be the aforementioned commission paid to Sean Pogue which reduces gross sales but is paid in British Pounds. 1. What would you identify as the advantages for Mobile Select to enter into this arrangement with Pogue? What would you identify as the risks? Should Bruce Smith enter into the arrangement with Pogue? Why or why not?