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Analyzing a Mutually Beneficial Agreement
A company determines that an extra hour of work from an employee will generate $30 in additional profit. The employee values that hour of free time at $15. The company offers the employee an additional $20 to work the extra hour. Under a legal framework where workday extensions are only allowed with the voluntary and mutual consent of both parties, explain why this specific arrangement would be considered valid. In your explanation, detail the net benefit for both the company and the employee.
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