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Chapter 35 Assessment Answers
Matching Key Terms
1. i 7. g
2. e 8. j
True/False Quiz
13. T 18. F
14. F 19. T
Discussion Questions
23. The increasing volume of international trade and tourism, the globalization of the marketplace,
26. Tariffs protect domestic industries by limiting the importation of certain goods and the
27. The goals of NAFTA are strictly economic. The agreement provides that each country will have
28. The five exemptions under the FSIA are: 1) Commercial activity that occurred in the United
Thinking Critically About the Law
29. Answers will reflect the depth of research students undertake. The United States passed the
30. The purpose of the IMF is to maintain a stable environment for the economies and the
31. Trade sanctions and embargoes, export and import controls, and boycotts are all measures used
32. Pursuant to GATT, countries can be granted “normal trade relations” status by their neighbors,
33. Students should include a discussion relating to the costs associated with ethical behavior. Most
Case Questions
34a. Y
35a. N
36a. Y
Case Analysis
37. Principle of law: Treaties are a form of international law.
38. Principle of law: The treatment of trademarks in international commerce does not differ greatly
39. Principle of law: A boycott occurs when citizens of a particular country refuse to purchase
Legal Research
40. Students might suggest that giving rise to the need for international law are the increasing
41. Students might navigate to the following Web sites regarding the terms and the international
BONUS ACTIVITIES
Lead an in-class discussion on the varying ethical practices of different countries, and the
Ask each student to locate an article on the Internet regarding the European Union. Students
