Explain whether the overpriced change order is in the best interest of the general contractor. What could
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Explain whether the overpriced change order is in the best interest of the general contractor. What could the general contractor have done to make the change order fairer for the client? Does the project architect have a moral obligation to the owner to point out that the change order is overpriced
(discuss)? What could the architect have done to protect the interests of the owner on this matter?
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