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How would the following affect Target’s gift card liability (indicate “increase,”
“decrease,” or “no change” for each):
i. Sale of a gift card
ii. Redemption of a gift card (the holder using it to acquire goods or services)
iii. Increase in breakage estimated for gift cards already sol
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