Question 1

________ prohibit monopolies,restraint of trade,and conspiracies to inhibit competition.

Accepted Answer

A) Antitrust laws 
B) Ethics policies 
C) Export controls 
D) Competitive policies 
E) Copyright infringement policies 
A) Antitrust laws 
B) Ethics policies 
C) Export controls 
D) Competitive policies 
E) Copyright infringement policies

Question 2

Issued by the U.S.Department of Commerce,_________ permit the export of sensitive goods and services.

Accepted Answer

A) critical commodity permits 
B) import licenses 
C) export licenses 
D) intellectual property rights 
E) expropriation bills 
A) critical commodity permits 
B) import licenses 
C) export licenses 
D) intellectual property rights 
E) expropriation bills

Question 3

Controls on deemed exports address:

Accepted Answer

A) Specific nations 
B) Particular products 
C) People 
D) Specific types of technologies 
E) Services only 
A) Specific nations 
B) Particular products 
C) People 
D) Specific types of technologies 
E) Services only

Question 4

Countries may use __________ toward foreign investors in an effort to control multinational corporations and their capital.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Countries may use __________ toward foreign investors...

Question 5

Issued by the U.S.Department of Commerce,export licenses permit the export of sensitive goods and services.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Which act makes it a crime for U.S.executives of publicly traded firms to bribe a foreign official in order to obtain business?

Accepted Answer

A) Civil Rights Act 
B) International Protection Act 
C) 1988 Trade Act 
D) Foreign Corrupt Practices Act 
E) Webb-Pomerene Act 
A) Civil Rights Act 
B) International Protection Act 
C) 1988 Trade Act 
D) Foreign Corrupt Practices Act 
E) Webb-Pomerene Act

Question 7

_________ law is based on a comprehensive set of written statutes.

Accepted Answer

A) Theocratic 
B) Common 
C) Democratic 
D) Code 
E) Anarchic 
A) Theocratic 
B) Common 
C) Democratic 
D) Code 
E) Anarchic

Question 8

Which of the following can be linked to a business-related loss that is the result of events caused by factors OUTSIDE the control of government?

Accepted Answer

A) Strikes 
B) Externally imposed limits on imports 
C) Nationalistic buyers 
D) Threats by hostile groups 
E) Forced divestiture 
A) Strikes 
B) Externally imposed limits on imports 
C) Nationalistic buyers 
D) Threats by hostile groups 
E) Forced divestiture

Question 9

__________ is the forceful government seizure of a company without compensation for the assets seized.

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________ is the forceful government seizure of...

Question 10

Deemed exports address products rather than people where knowledge transfer could lead to a breach of export restrictions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

__________ regulations attempt to gain control over foreign investment by ensuring that a large share of the product is locally produced or a larger share of the profit is retained in the country.

Accepted Answer

A) Common law 
B) Theocratic 
C) Exchange control 
D) Intellectual property right 
E) Local content 
A) Common law 
B) Theocratic 
C) Exchange control 
D) Intellectual property right 
E) Local content

Question 12

The increase in terrorism worldwide highlights the importance of curbing export controls.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

__________ controls are a form of economic risk that control the movement of capital in and out of a country.

Accepted Answer

A) Political 
B) Exchange 
C) Ownership 
D) Tax 
E) Price 
A) Political 
B) Exchange 
C) Ownership 
D) Tax 
E) Price

Question 14

Multipurpose items are goods and services that are useful for both military and civilian purposes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Describe some of the steps that international managers can take to manage risk.

Accepted Answer

Facing the risk of confiscation,expropri

Question 16

__________ is the ability of a nation to protect its internal values from external threats.

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________ is the ability of a nation...

Question 17

__________ are well-connected individuals or firms that are hired by a business to influence the decision making of policymakers and legislators.

Accepted Answer

A) Terrorists 
B) Reference groups 
C) Loyalists 
D) Lobbyists 
E) Arbitrators 
A) Terrorists 
B) Reference groups 
C) Loyalists 
D) Lobbyists 
E) Arbitrators

Question 18

Today,the principal focus of export controls rests in which area(s)of the world?

Accepted Answer

A) Third World 
B) Under-populated regions 
C) Developed world 
D) Communist world 
E) Northern hemisphere 
A) Third World 
B) Under-populated regions 
C) Developed world 
D) Communist world 
E) Northern hemisphere

Question 19

________ risk is the loss of assets,earning power,or managerial control as a result of political actions by the host country.

Accepted Answer

A) Political 
B) Cultural 
C) Economic 
D) Financial 
E) Governmental 
A) Political 
B) Cultural 
C) Economic 
D) Financial 
E) Governmental

Question 20

Typical categories of firm-level political behavior include all of the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) Lobbying 
B) Public and governmental associations 
C) Industry alliances and associations 
D) Political incentives 
E) Theocratic policymaking 
A) Lobbying 
B) Public and governmental associations 
C) Industry alliances and associations 
D) Political incentives 
E) Theocratic policymaking

________ prohibit monopolies,restraint of trade,and conspiracies to inhibit competition.

Issued by the U.S.Department of Commerce,_________ permit the export of sensitive goods and services.

Controls on deemed exports address:

Countries may use __________ toward foreign investors in an effort to control multinational corporations and their capital.

Issued by the U.S.Department of Commerce,export licenses permit the export of sensitive goods and services.

Which act makes it a crime for U.S.executives of publicly traded firms to bribe a foreign official in order to obtain business?

_________ law is based on a comprehensive set of written statutes.

Which of the following can be linked to a business-related loss that is the result of events caused by factors OUTSIDE the control of government?

__________ is the forceful government seizure of a company without compensation for the assets seized.

Deemed exports address products rather than people where knowledge transfer could lead to a breach of export restrictions.

__________ regulations attempt to gain control over foreign investment by ensuring that a large share of the product is locally produced or a larger share of the profit is retained in the country.

The increase in terrorism worldwide highlights the importance of curbing export controls.

__________ controls are a form of economic risk that control the movement of capital in and out of a country.

Multipurpose items are goods and services that are useful for both military and civilian purposes.

Describe some of the steps that international managers can take to manage risk.

__________ is the ability of a nation to protect its internal values from external threats.

__________ are well-connected individuals or firms that are hired by a business to influence the decision making of policymakers and legislators.

Today,the principal focus of export controls rests in which area(s)of the world?

________ risk is the loss of assets,earning power,or managerial control as a result of political actions by the host country.

Typical categories of firm-level political behavior include all of the following EXCEPT:

The International Business Imperative

Trade and Investment

The Theory of Trade and Investment

The Balance of Payments

Culture

Financial Markets

Economic Integration, emerging and Developing Markets

Strategic Planning

Corporate Governance and Reform

Coordination, implementation, and Control

Building the Knowledge Base Research Tools

Entry and Expansion

Marketing

Services

Logistics

Financial Management

Human Resource Management

New Horizons

Filters

Exam 6: Politics and Law

________ prohibit monopolies,restraint of trade,and conspiracies to inhibit competition.

Issued by the U.S.Department of Commerce,_________ permit the export of sensitive goods and services.

Controls on deemed exports address:

Countries may use __________ toward foreign investors in an effort to control multinational corporations and their capital.

Issued by the U.S.Department of Commerce,export licenses permit the export of sensitive goods and services.

Which act makes it a crime for U.S.executives of publicly traded firms to bribe a foreign official in order to obtain business?

_________ law is based on a comprehensive set of written statutes.

Which of the following can be linked to a business-related loss that is the result of events caused by factors OUTSIDE the control of government?

__________ is the forceful government seizure of a company without compensation for the assets seized.

Deemed exports address products rather than people where knowledge transfer could lead to a breach of export restrictions.

__________ regulations attempt to gain control over foreign investment by ensuring that a large share of the product is locally produced or a larger share of the profit is retained in the country.

The increase in terrorism worldwide highlights the importance of curbing export controls.

__________ controls are a form of economic risk that control the movement of capital in and out of a country.

Multipurpose items are goods and services that are useful for both military and civilian purposes.

Describe some of the steps that international managers can take to manage risk.

__________ is the ability of a nation to protect its internal values from external threats.

__________ are well-connected individuals or firms that are hired by a business to influence the decision making of policymakers and legislators.

Today,the principal focus of export controls rests in which area(s)of the world?

________ risk is the loss of assets,earning power,or managerial control as a result of political actions by the host country.

Typical categories of firm-level political behavior include all of the following EXCEPT:

The International Business Imperative

Trade and Investment

The Theory of Trade and Investment

The Balance of Payments

Culture

Financial Markets

Economic Integration, emerging and Developing Markets

Strategic Planning

Corporate Governance and Reform

Coordination, implementation, and Control

Building the Knowledge Base Research Tools

Entry and Expansion

Marketing

Services

Logistics

Financial Management

Human Resource Management

New Horizons

Filters