PAPER AIRPLANE

We used small risk small reward strategy because we lost the first round, and didn’t want to take risk in the second one and lose more money.
Roopam and Navleen made the planes because Harjot didn’t know how to make planes.
The person who was making planes was throwing them.
Yes we did switch roles, because the first time Roopam made the plane but failed so the second time Navleen tried it.
No because Roopam was confident that she knew how to make paper planes.
In the last round, we donated our leftover paper to other companies as we quit in the fourth round and they needed the resource.
Yes. We did see how other groups were making their planes but we didn’t use their strategy. We looked at what they were doing to see where we went wrong.
No because we already lost all our money.
Since we lost most of our money after the second round, we offered a business proposal to the consumer (Mr. Uppal) to exchange paper for money. So basically we exchanged a resource, that we had plenty of, with another resource (that we had shortage of).
We had $3 in the end and then we quit.
We were 3 people and had $3, so each person got a dollar, to keep things fair.
The game was fair enough. We couldn’t think of anything to improve in the rules.

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