The cultural and professional standard in the United States is that public relations professionals don$$t bribe journalists in return for coverage. In some nations, however, the cultural norm is generally what is called $$pay for play.$$ Journalists may expect$$and routinely be offered$$some form of payment for positive coverage, such as expensive junkets or even envelopes of cash. If you$$re doing public relations for a US company, in a place where $$pay for play$$ is the norm, would you also go along with the practice or refuse on the grounds that professional standards in the US forbid such payments? Why or why not? As a class, identify several possible consequences of each decision that you should be prepared to accept.