how would you respond to The institutional challenges presented by Iraq have left many countries fleeing business with them. Luckily for us$,$ we could potentially be watching Iraq and catch them in a time of desperate need of business. After we become the only company wanting to do business with them, they will make themselves easier to work with because without them easing up$,$ they will lose all chances of business. The best way to enter this unstable and unpredictable market is to do it on our terms. We have to make sure we have full control of the whole situation rather than allowing them to make calls that can potentially hurt us or put us in a position to lose. Everything we do with them will be upfront and nothing will be pushed back. Before getting into business, we will have all potential mistakes dealt with first hand. We don$$t want them to feel like we are controlling them, but we also don$$t want them to have all the control and leave us in the dark. I think that this strategy could potentially make them feel like they are being dominated by us but we want to do the best we can to let them know that this is a partnership and neither side should have any leverage over the other. The best way for legal change is by creating partnerships. This way, there are more allies that allow more reason for change and need for people to listen to others for the betterment of everyone.