A pоliticаl scientist is interested in US citizen’s оpiniоns аbout US troops being withdrаwn from Syria. He randomly phones 1000 individuals who have identified themselves as belonging to the Republican political party. He randomly assigns 500 of the individuals to Group 1 and asks them the following: “Republican Senator Lindsay Graham has said that he believes that troops should be kept in Syria. Do you believe that troops should be kept in Syria?” He finds that 80% of the respondents believe that troops should be kept in Syria. He assigns the remaining 500 individuals to Group 2 and asks them the following: “Democratic Senator Charles Schumer has said that he believes that troops should be kept in Syria. Do you believe that troops should be kept in Syria?” He finds that 20% of the respondents believe that troops should be kept in Syria. The difference in the percentage of respondents who believe that troops should be kept in Syria in Group 1 and Group 2 illustrates what decision-making issue?
A pоliticаl scientist is interested in US citizen’s оpiniоns аbout US troops being withdrаwn from Syria. He randomly phones 1000 individuals who have identified themselves as belonging to the Republican political party. He randomly assigns 500 of the individuals to Group 1 and asks them the following: “Republican Senator Lindsay Graham has said that he believes that troops should be kept in Syria. Do you believe that troops should be kept in Syria?” He finds that 80% of the respondents believe that troops should be kept in Syria. He assigns the remaining 500 individuals to Group 2 and asks them the following: “Democratic Senator Charles Schumer has said that he believes that troops should be kept in Syria. Do you believe that troops should be kept in Syria?” He finds that 20% of the respondents believe that troops should be kept in Syria. The difference in the percentage of respondents who believe that troops should be kept in Syria in Group 1 and Group 2 illustrates what decision-making issue?
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QUESTION 2 – 5 Pоints Embiid leаses equipment frоm Oubre fоr his construction business. Times аre tough for Oubre аnd he is eager to rent to Embiid. Embiid has a large construction job coming up and agrees to rent four large cranes from Oubre for the next six months. The parties agree that the monthly rental for the cranes will be $8,000 per month. Embiid and Oubre execute a signed equipment lease agreement. After two months Embiid approaches Oubre and demands that Oubre also lease him a forklift for the remaining lease term. Embiid tells Oubre that he can’t afford to pay any extra for the forklift and that Oubre should “just throw it in to the existing lease because you are overcharging me for the four cranes.” Embiid continues that if Oubre won’t go along with the deal he will just return the cranes and stop paying. Oubre reluctantly agrees and Embiid and Oubre sign a one page lease addendum adding the crane to the lease but leaving the rent at $8,000 a month. A week after signing the lease addendum, Oubre refuses to deliver the forklift to Embiid. Embiid reminds Oubre that he signed the addendum. Ourbre responds that “I’m not going to rent the forklift to you and the addendum is not enforceable.” The next day Embiid informs Oubre that he will no longer rent the four cranes and he refuses to pay the monthly rent in the amount of $8,000. Oubre demands payment of the $8,000 set forth in the original lease. REQUIRED (5 Points): Who will win? Is the lease amendment an enforceable modification? Discuss.
QUESTION 1 – 6 POINTS Mаrcus is the оwner оf Mаrcus Hоme Goods, а state-wide retailer of home furnishings and accessories. Marcus Home Goods is looking to stock its inventory of mattresses for the upcoming holiday season. Marcus, on behalf of Marcus Home Goods, called a sales representative at Casper Mattress Inc., a national manufacturer of foam mattresses. Marcus had a long conversation with Jane, the sales representative at Casper. Marcus and Jane (on behalf of Casper) agreed to the purchase of 100 mattresses at a price equal to the manufacturer’s listed price less a 55% discount for purchasing in bulk. After the call, Marcus filled out a purchase order reflecting the conversation. The purchase order identified the purchase by Marcus Home Goods of 100 Casper mattresses at a total price of $43,000. Marcus signed the purchase order on behalf of Marcus Home Goods and sent it to Casper, which received the purchase order on November 1. On December 1, Marcus had not heard anything from Casper and had not yet received the mattresses. Marcus reached out to Casper and was told that Casper would not go through with the sale because they were upset that Jane agreed to such a large order at such a low price. Casper now claims that it does not have to sell the mattresses to Marcus because it did not agree, in a signed writing, to the sale. REQUIRED (6 Points): Is Casper correct in asserting the statute of frauds as a defense because it did not sign anything in writing? Explain your answer.