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 44 managers to be apportioned between the two groups. Country Employees A 857 B 3543 Total 4400 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 Employees A 857 B 3543 C Total 733 5133 a) Complete the table with Hamilton's apportionment of the 44 managers to countries A and B. Country Employees Hamilton's apportionment A B Total 857 3543 4400 44