9. How did Siemens accomplish its long history of paying bribes to government officials in exchange for obtaining contracts from those governments? a. It used business consulting arrangements in all of the countries b. Siemens was not involved in any bribery activities but it was found to have been involved in useful expenditures c. Siemens is not subject to the FCPA because it is a German company d. Siemens used NGOs to funnel the money into the various countries 10. Suppose that AmTrain, a U.S.-based company, is submitting bids for the construction of a high-speed rail system in India by the Indian government. AmTrain has met with and wants to hire Josh Griffin, an international consultant who has worked with many Fortune 100 companies in their foreign business operations. AmTrain requires all of its agents, consultants, and contractors who work with it on its international operations to sign a statement in which they promise to comply with the FCPA. Griffin has refused to sign the AmTrain FCPA form. Which of the following best describes AmTrain's position when it receives the refusal? a. The refusal is a red flag that would require AmTrain to at least do additional due diligence on Griffin b. AmTrain has not violated the FCPA if it hires Griffin and he does something its agreement prohibits c. AmTrain is not subject to the FCPA when contracts are with government agencies and not private foreign companies d. AmTrain has violated the FCPA by attempting to deal with Griffin