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Rupert and cordelia own an american company that does business in foreign nations. getting a license in a new country can be challenging. as they try to enter into business in a new country, rupert fills out the license paperwork and takes it to the correct office. there he pays the front-desk person $100 to process the paperwork, as is the custom in that country. cordelia, who has connections in that country, schedules an appointment with the minister of commerce, who has the authority to determine which foreign companies get licenses, and pays him $200 to approve their license. which payment(s) likely violated the foreign corrupt practices act? a. the payments made by both rupert and cordelia. b. the payment made by rupert but not the payment made by cordelia. c. the payment made by cordelia but not the payment made by rupert. d. neither payment violated the fcpa.

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