Exam 7: The International Legal Environment: Playing by the Rules
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In Marxist-socialist societies, law is strictly subordinate to prevailing economic conditions.
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What commonly counterfeited product has the potential for doing the greatest harm to the consuming public?
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What method accounts for the majority of resolutions in international commercial transaction disputes?
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Apart from intellectual property laws, an illustration of how fundamental differences in the common and code systems can cause difficulty is in
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In which country is the ownership of IP rights established by prior use?
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List and describe the major international conventions designed for mutual recognition and protection of intellectual property rights.
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Ideally, what should be the first step in the settlement of a dispute?
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In many code-law countries, ownership of intellectual property rights is established by registration rather than by prior use.
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What are the four forms of law that comprise the majority of the legal systems in the world? Name one country for each system.
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Laws governing ________ offer the most striking differences between common-law and code-law systems.
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Moving a business outside the political boundaries of the home country exempts the company from the home-country's laws.
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The form of law found in the United States and England is classified as civil or code law.
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Because of political changes in the late twentieth century, which country has had to build from scratch an entire commercial legal system?
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What license is required for products exported from the United States?
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Compare and contrast conciliation and arbitration. In what situation would conciliation be most appropriate? In what situation would arbitration be most appropriate?
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A certain level of piracy may be beneficial for some companies as it provides an unplanned product trial.
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If there is a dispute between ________, the World Court can adjudicate.
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