If a person acts as an agent for more than one party with their knowledge, the agent is entitled to receive compensation from:
A) each principal.
B) each agent.
C) his or her first employer.
D) his or her last employer.

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If an agent is acting for multiple principals with their knowledge, they are entitled to compensation from each principal they represent. This is because the agent is performing services for each principal separately and therefore should be compensated by each of them. If the agent were to receive compensation from only one principal, it would be unfair to the other principals they represent.

If a Person Acts as an Agent for More Than