Now, your manager can be of 4 types.
A: A very competent and honest manager.
Result: Business performance is good.
B: A very competent but dishonest manager.
Result: Business performance is good, but not as good as it should
C: An incompetent but honest manager.
Result: Business performance is bad.
D: An incompetent and dishonest manager.
Result: Business performance is near bankruptcy.
As for President gaining anything from NRO deal, that is absurd assumption too. President did not needed PPP votes to win the election (and Chaudhari brothers were continuously reminding people even before deal). Musharraf already had enough support in assembly to win the election. Situation is as under:
Senate: 100 seats: Pro-government 54
NA: 342 pro-government 201
Senate and NA: 442 seats. Pro-government 255.
Musharraf got 252 votes = 57 percent of total votes
Sindh: 168 seats: Pro-government 100.
Musharraf got 102 votes = 61 percent of total votes
Balochistan: 65 seats: PML (Q) 28, JWP 4
Musharraf got 33 votes = 51 percent of total votes
Punjab**:** 371 seats: Pro-Mush 271
Musharraf got 253 votes = 68 percent of total votes
NWFP: 124 seats: PPP (Sherpao) 13, PML(Q) 10
Musharraf got 31 votes = 26 percent of total votes.
**Overall: **1170 votes
Musharraf got 671 votes = 57.35 percent of total votes.
Overall effective votes for Presidential election: 702 (as each provincial assembly effective votes are 65)
Musharraf got around 386 votes = 55 percent of total votes.
Wajeeh-uddin total effective votes = less than 4 votes.
Musharraf needed more than 4 effective votes to win the election, he got 386 votes. Well, even if all votes that Musharraf did not receive becomes vote for his opposition, than also it would be 316 effective votes against President 386 votes.
So, what deal president needed to win the election? Only thing that PP could have done was resign .
