If this were a cost-plus program would you consider approaching the customer with your problems in hopes of relief?

Read Case Study: Bathtub Period, PMCS, pg. 393 and write a brief synopsis and answer the questions listed below, to be handed in. 3-5 pages, double-spaced; please include your name, title of assignment, date.Questions–Should Jerry go to the General Manager?–Should the key people be supported on overhead?–If this were a cost-plus program would you consider approaching the customer with your problems in hopes of relief?–If you were the customer of this cost-plus program, what would your response be for additional funds for the bathtub period, assuming cost overrun?–Would your previous answer change if the program had the money available as a result of an under-run?–How do you prevent this situation from recurring on all yearly follow-on contracts?Read “Balanced Budgets”, by Larry Sochocki, PM Network, Oct 2002, p 59-63•Write a brief synopsis. •What was the Monarch program?•How did the team keep tabs on the budget elements?•What does the term “eyeballing expenses” mean?•What does the term “turnover and over” mean?•What were accurate invoices and what was their significance?