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A firm is considering two countries to outsource its call centre. Currently the weighted factor method has given a score of 120 to the first country and 110 to the second country. If the second country wants to improve its score in the labour rating (weight = 1.5), how much must it increases its labour rating by to have a score greater than or equal to country 1?

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Two firms that are being considered for an outsourced job have equal un-weighted factor method
scores. Suppose that the ratings for each firm are identical except in two categories, currency and cost risk with high numbers representing low risk. The weight factor for currency risk is three times that of cost risk. Firm 1's score for currency is a 2 and Firm 2's score for cost is a 5. If firm 1 and 2 have identical cumulative scores with the weighted method, find Firm 1's cost score and Firm 2's currency score.
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