Miguel owns a bakery, and Sofia is his assistant who helps with daily tasks. One day, Eduardo, who is Sofia's cousin, comes to visit the bakery. When it comes to the command chain and decision-making in the bakery, what is the relationship between Miguel, Sofia, and Eduardo? Can Eduardo make decisions about the bakery's operations?
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Miguel, as the owner of the bakery, holds the highest authority over bakery operations and decision-making. Sofia is an assistant to Miguel, meaning she supports daily tasks under his direction. Eduardo is a family member of Sofia, and there is no mention of him being an employee or having an official role in the bakery. Consequently, the relationship is that Miguel is the primary decision-maker with Sofia acting in a supporting role, while Eduardo, as a visitor and cousin to Sofia, does not have a formal role or say in how the business is run.

Given that Eduardo is just a family member visiting and has no stated employment or authority within the bakery, he cannot make decisions about the bakery's operations. His relationship to Sofia does not confer any decision-making power within the business context of Miguel's bakery. Therefore, any decisions regarding the bakery would come from Miguel or, to a lesser extent, Sofia when acting under Miguel's direction, but not from Eduardo.