International Business Chapter 006 dolphin-safe tuna labeling is objected to on what grounds

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If an international manager runs afoul of a miscellaneous law while working abroad, calling
the embassy
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The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is U.S. legislation that
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FCPA includes
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The FCPA has
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In the Global Debate, voluntary American dolphin-safe tuna labeling is objected to on what
grounds?
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Transparency International's 2013 Index lists which countries as being among the most
transparent?
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Anyone studying legal forces affecting international business soon realizes
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The existence of the rule of law in a foreign market suggests that
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The main sources of international law are
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Extraterritoriality is
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The Alien Tort Statute allows foreigners to
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Where litigation in international disputes should occur is
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If two English multinational companies had a dispute arising in New York City, and there
were no choice of law or choice of forum clauses in their contract, it is likely that
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Arbitration is often preferred when the contract stipulates U.S. law and one of the litigants
is foreign because it is
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Incoterms attempt to standardize shipping agreements, and include
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Legal uncertainties have affected international business (IB)
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Intellectual property includes
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Patents are government grants that give the owner
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With patents, there is standardization,
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WIPRO and TRIPS represent
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Patent trolling is a process of
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Trade names are protected under
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Standardization of law
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The ISO and the IEC both promote
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In the U.S. and EU, attitudes toward competition
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U.S. antitrust law is applied
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The EU applies its competition policy
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Unlike antitrust or competition proceedings in the EU, in the U.S. such proceedings
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Antitrust laws differ among countries, and complying with them is often difficult for the
firm, so
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Trade obstacles are considered to be legal forces because
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The end result of legal trade obstacles is often
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In the U.S. court system, tort claims may result in
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Running afoul of miscellaneous laws in a foreign country is
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The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act has
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Where litigation should occur in a dispute on an international transaction
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Many U.S. laws affect activities of international firms, and
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The U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
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Anticompetitive legislation can be seen from a foreigner's perspective as
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Tax law
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Chinese courts

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