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A company has employees in country A and country B. The number of employees in each group is shown in the table below. There are 48 managers to be apportioned between the two groups.   Country A B Total   Employees 849 3951 4800     ​a) Apportion the managers using​ Hamilton's method. ​b) Suppose that additional employees in country​ C, with the number of employees shown in the table​ below, are added with 7 new managers. Does the​ new-states paradox occur using​ Hamilton's method?   Country A B C Total   Employees 849 3951 725 5525   ​a) Complete the table with​ Hamilton's apportionment of the 48 managers to countries A and B.   Country A B Total Employees 849 3951 4800 ​Hamilton's apportionment ? ? 48

A company has employees in country A and country B. The number of employees in each group is shown in the table below. There are 48 managers to be apportioned between the two groups.   Country A B Total   Employees 849 3951 4800     ​a) Apportion the managers using​ Hamilton's method. ​b) Suppose that additional employees in country​ C, with the number of employees shown in the table​ below, are added with 7 new managers. Does the​ new-states paradox occur using​ Hamilton's method?   Country A B C Total   Employees 849 3951 725 5525   ​a) Complete the table with​ Hamilton's apportionment of the 48 managers to countries A and B.   Country A B Total Employees 849 3951 4800 ​Hamilton's apportionment ? ? 48

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A company has employees in country A and country B. The number of employees in each group is shown in the table below. There are
48
managers to be apportioned between the two groups.
 
Country
A
B
Total
 
Employees
849
3951
4800
 
 
​a) Apportion the managers using​ Hamilton's method.
​b) Suppose that additional employees in country​ C, with the number of employees shown in the table​ below, are added with
7
new managers. Does the​ new-states paradox occur using​ Hamilton's method?
 
Country
A
B
C
Total
 
Employees
849
3951
725
5525
 
​a) Complete the table with​ Hamilton's apportionment of the
48
managers to countries A and B.
 
Country
A
B
Total
Employees
849
3951
4800
​Hamilton's apportionment
 ? ?
48
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