What if the facts were different? Suppose the narrator\'s company instituted a p

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What if the facts were different? Suppose the narrator's company instituted a policy in which employees have to tell HR any time they receive a corporate gift worth more than $30. Instead of Red Sox tickets, Firm A gives the narrator a selection of little gifts over the course of several months, like notepads, pens, and coffee mugs. 1. It is likely that the small gifts would influence the narrator Select 2. If the company explained to the employees that the new rule was implemented to track any conflicts of interest, Select 3. An employee would most likely be prevented from being biased by corporate gifts Select

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If we compare the cost of a Red Sox’s ticket (approximately average $60) to the small goodies that the employee received from firm A then the cost of gifts are very less as compared to the ticket price and hence the small gifts will influence the narrator less than the Red Sox tickets. In order to protect the and track any conflict of interest the policy was made so that the narrator should report the abundance of small gifts. If any firm want to prevent the biasing in various decisions then they should structure a type of policy in which any employee should only accept token corporate gifts that are not worth much money.

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