49.
(p. 135)
What is the federal minimum wage per hour in the U.S.?
50.
(p. 140)
Which of the following is a doctrine that permits courts to decline to exercise jurisdiction
where there is a more convenient forum to hear the case?
51.
(p. 126)
Assuming that Tara decides to make the deal Sam proposes, Sam would be referred to as
a(n) _____ and Tara would be referred to as a(n) ______.
52.
(p. 126)
Assuming that Tara decides to proceed as Maria proposes, their arrangement would be
a[n] ______.
53.
(p. 127)
If Tara simply opens her own business in Mexico in conformity with Mexican laws and
hires employees in Mexico to sell the product, she would have opened a[n] ______.
54.
(p. 126)
If Tara ships Miracle Face to Mexico for sale, she would be involved in the _____ of
goods.
55.
(p. 129)
Which of the following should Tara consider with regard to trade agreements between the
U.S. and Mexico?
56.
(p. 133)
Which of the following is true regarding Clare’s statement that so long as she obeys the
laws of the U.S., she does not need to be concerned about laws of other countries?
57.
(p. 134)
What concept is Clare referencing when she mentions employment–at-will?
58.
(p. 134)
Is Clare correct that there has been no change in the concept of employment–at-will in
this country and that the relationship between employer and employee has remained the same?
59.
(p. 127)
Which of the following is true regarding Willie’s advice that she contacts foreign officials
regarding election campaign contributions?
60.
(p. 142)
Assuming Susie wants some additional protection to guarantee that any dispute with
international business will be resolved in her state in the U.S., what should she do?
61.
(p. 142)
Assuming Susie does not take Willie at his word and wants additional assurance that her
state’s law would be applied, what should she do?
62.
(p. 139)
What was the result at the U.S. Supreme Court level in
Goodyear Dunlop Tires
Operations, S.A. v. Brown
, involving whether a court in North Carolina could exercise jurisdiction
over the defendant tire manufacturer and its subsidiaries who were based in Turkey and France?
(The underlying lawsuit involved the deaths of North Carolina residents in France when a bus in
which they were riding allegedly overturned due to problems with its tires.)
63.
(p. 125)
As identified by Article 38 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice, what are
four sources that may be used to find international law?
64.
(p. 126–127)
Identify and describe a franchise agreement, a joint venture, and an affiliate
business in relation to international business.
65.
(p. 127)
Richard is president of a pharmaceutical company which is based in the U.S. but has a
substantial amount of sales in other countries. Richard’s company manufactures drugs
prescribed to those infected with HIV and other illnesses. He is informed by some missionary
workers that millions of people in Africa have HIV and that many have died. He is asked to
provide medication to certain locations in Africa free of charge. On the other hand, Richard has
also been asked by a group in the U.S. to provide medication free of charge to HIV positive
individuals in this country and to donate other drugs his company makes for the treatment of
other illnesses. Richard, in good faith and based on a good review of the company’s financial
position, believes that the company can afford to donate some supplies but not in the quantities
requested by both foreign and U.S. concerns. What do you believe is the ethical thing for Richard
to do under the circumstances?
66.
(p. 127–128)
Define tariffs and how they may be calculated. Additionally, define a nontariff
barrier and list and define three types of non-tariff barriers.
67.
(p. 128)
Discuss in detail the World Trade Organization including how it was established and its
membership. Also discuss the normal trade relations principle, national treatment, quantitative
restrictions, and dumping.