THE "POP FUND The employees of the Vista Company enjoyed soft drinks during their daily breaks. To accommodate the employees, a pop-vending machine was installed in a central location in the company. The girls in the typing pool, however, preferred bottled pop to the canned pop dispensed by the machine because the cans of pop not only contained more pop than the girls wanted but also cost a nickel more than the price of a bottle of pop. Therefore, since the vending company would not install a bottle machine, bottles of pop were cooled in a refrigerator. When an employee wanted to drink, she removed it from the refrigerator and deposited 75 cents into a jar. Often, employees forgot, either intentionally or unintentionally, to pay. Agatha, a sixty-year old supervisor, decided that something must be done about the losses in the "pop" fund. Because she enjoyed the refreshments too, she did not want to abolish the practice. She therefore duplicated a typed message and attached one to each bottle. The message read: Before you get your drink, deposit your 75 cents in the kitty which is located outside the door to your left on the file cabinet. Despite the personal message on each bottle of soft drink, the situation did not improve. In fact, Agatha believed that the losses were increasing instead of decreasing. At this point, she announced to the work groups that, if the problem was not corrected, she would have to put someone on full time duty to observe the refrigerator and the depositing of money. Problem Solving Questions: 1. What suggestions do you have for Agatha in administering the pop fund