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Problem with Version 1: It calls for the writer to pay himself or herself for completing his or her own work.
Problem with Version 2: It makes the company's payment to the writer contingent on the company's judging itself to be acceptable.
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Two flawed rough-draft versions of a section of a contract:
Version 1: The writer shall complete the work no later than 16 July 2017 and, provided that the company deems it acceptable, shall pay the writer $275 as full compensation for the work.
Version 2: The writer shall complete the work no later than 16 July 2017, and the company, if deemed acceptable by the company, shall pay the writer $275 as full compensation for the work.
Select for Problem with Version 1 the statement that most accurately describes a flaw in Version 1, and select for Problem with Version 2 the statement that most accurately describes a flaw in Version 2. Make only two selections, one in each column.
GMAT-Club-Forum-o9emjz3o.png [ 309.79 KiB | Viewed 1951 times ]
Version 1: The writer shall complete the work no later than 16 July 2017 and, provided that the company deems it acceptable, shall pay the writer $275 as full compensation for the work.
Version 2: The writer shall complete the work no later than 16 July 2017, and the company, if deemed acceptable by the company, shall pay the writer $275 as full compensation for the work.
Select for Problem with Version 1 the statement that most accurately describes a flaw in Version 1, and select for Problem with Version 2 the statement that most accurately describes a flaw in Version 2. Make only two selections, one in each column.
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GMAT-Club-Forum-o9emjz3o.png [ 309.79 KiB | Viewed 1951 times ]
| Problem with Version 1 | Problem with Version 2 | |
| It calls for the writer to pay himself or herself for completing his or her own work. | ||
| It calls for the company to pay the writer in full regardless of whether the writer actually completes the work. | ||
| It makes the company's payment to the writer contingent on the writer's evaluation of the company. | ||
| It makes the company's payment to the writer contingent on the company's judging itself to be acceptable. | ||
| It calls for the company to evaluate the writer's work before that work is even started. |
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Problem with Version 1: It calls for the writer to pay himself or herself for completing his or her own work.
Problem with Version 2: It makes the company's payment to the writer contingent on the company's judging itself to be acceptable.
28 Jul 2025, 08:03
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Could you please provide a screenshot of the question to verify it's from official mocks? That would help. Thank you!
