Exam 33: International Business Transactions
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Exam 27: The Nature of a Corporation and Its Formation56 Questions
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Exam 30: Secured Transactions54 Questions
Exam 31: Creditors Rights61 Questions
Exam 32: Government Regulation of Business50 Questions
Exam 33: International Business Transactions61 Questions
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Before a court assumes jurisdiction over an international business dispute, the issue must have a connecting factor.
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Canada imposes import quotas on certain goods/products, including textiles.
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The abbreviation EXW in relation to international trade means the seller should deliver the goods to the buyer's home.
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NAFTA currently allows anti- dumping and countervailing duties on imported goods between Canada and the U.S. However, in the long term, NAFTA is requiring both countries to
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The practice whereby goods are sold for prices that are below that for which the goods are sold in the country of origin, is called most favoured nation treatment.
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The government is more restrictive on foreign ownership in some business sectors than in others. Which sector would have the LEAST restrictions?
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A buyer in British Columbia purchases equipment from a manufacturer in China. The contract between the parties stipulates that any dispute between the parties arising out of the transaction will be decided by an arbitrator in Switzerland. The buyer is not satisfied with the quality of the equipment and brings the dispute before an arbitrator in Switzerland. What law will the arbitrator apply to resolve the dispute?
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According to the text, the stages in the evolution of a multinational enterprise are: 1) foreign trade,
2) agent in the other country, 3) __________, 4) branch or subsidiary, 5)_______, and 6) multinational enterprise.
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The WTO promotes the principle of "non- discrimination". What is the principle of non- discrimination? How does that principle affect "most- favoured nation treatment"? How does it affect quotas?
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Which fo the following has not promoted the interpretation and standardisation of international contractual terms?
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Anti- dumping duties may be levied when one country's goods are dumped in another country.
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SlamDunk Inc., a Vancouver, B.C. firm, agrees to sell to SuperVideo Ltd. of Barcelona, Spain, 500 video games with DDP terms. This means that SlamDunk will arrange for and pay the cost of shipping, the insurance, and the
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Barrier Exports Ltd., a Manitoba corporation, wants to enter into a contract to export furniture. They received proposals from several foreign companies, all of which have different shipping terms. The terms used include: FOB, EXW, CIF, DDP, FCA, FAS. Define three of these terms and rank them from the one which would likely be most expensive for Barrier Exports Ltd. to the one which would be least expensive.
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Where it is determined that a country has dumped its goods in another country, the recipient country may impose countervailing duties.
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To an international seller of goods, the currency used to denominate the price should be currency and the currency to be paid in should be currency.
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The invoice is of special importance in the international sale of goods. It provides information not only to the parties to the transaction but also
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Non- tariff barriers for bringing commercial goods into Canada would include all EXCEPT
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