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Author: Mann
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Chapter 2, Problem 10Q
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To discuss: Whether person X will accept the proposal if his agent ask for $150,000 to grease the skids.
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To discuss: The actions of person X if he say no to proposal, then vice president provides the money.
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To determine: Whether person X will strengthen their business by exchanging the currencies in grey market.
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