Within those constraints, American managers were supposed to exercise considerably more discretion than their foreign counterparts, so that they could use their business judgment without being shackled and second-guessed.
Dentro de tales limitantes, se suponía que los administradores estadounidenses debían ejercitar un juicio considerablemente mayor que sus contrapartes extranjeras, de forma que pudieran utilizar su juicio para los negocios sin estar encadenados ni estar usando información de segunda mano.