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1. The owner of a small business felt an obligation to pay $15,000 to a subcontractor, even though,
because of an oversight, the subcontractor had never submitted a bill. Can willingness to pay
under these circumstances be reconciled with the profit goal of a business in a free enterprise
system?

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