A company exports commodity X to Canada, if the total purchase price(including VAT 17%) is RMB 247500, the rate of expense standard is 5%, the rate of export tax rebate is 14%, the total freight is USD245.00, the company insures against all risks for 110% of invoice value, the premium rate is 1.5%, the profit is 10% based on purchase price. Rate of foreign exchange: USD1.00=RMB6.50 what are FOB price, CFR price and CIF price respectively?

A company exports commodity X to Canada, if the total purchase price(including VAT 17%) is RMB 247500, the rate of expense standard is 5%, the rate of export tax rebate is 14%, the total freight is USD245.00, the company insures against all risks for 110% of invoice value, the premium rate is 1.5%, the profit is 10% based on purchase price. Rate of foreign exchange: USD1.00=RMB6.50 what are FOB price, CFR price and CIF price respectively?

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