Bulldogs Inc., which is located in the USA, imports dog treats from Thailand Baht. Each bag of dog treats costs 10 Thailand Baht. Bulldogs Inc. sells the dog treats in the Canadian Market for 3 Canadian Dollar. Spot rates are: · 1 Thailand Baht = USD 2 · 1 Canadian Dollar = USD 10 How much profit denominated in USD does Bulldogs Inc. make on each bag of dog treats sold? (Format: XX.XX USD
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