Business, 20.12.2019 06:31 rell5911

1. should terim let somebody else complete the transaction because he knows that if he doesn’t sell to the north kore- ans, someone else will?

2. what are the total costs given in the case for the option of moving via romania?

3. what are the total costs given in the case for the option of moving via syria?

4. which option should terim recommend? why?

5. what other costs and risks are involved in these proposed transactions, including some not mentioned in the case?

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