Question 1

Code law is also known as _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  business law 
B)  common law 
C)  religious law 
D)  civil law 
E)  universal law 
A)  business law 
B)  common law 
C)  religious law 
D)  civil law 
E)  universal law

Question 2

The basis for _____ is the interpretation of the Koran.

Accepted Answer

A)  common law 
B)  code law 
C)  Islamic law 
D)  Marxist-socialist tenets 
E)  legal tradition 
A)  common law 
B)  code law 
C)  Islamic law 
D)  Marxist-socialist tenets 
E)  legal tradition

Question 3

A textile manufacturing company is trying to solve a dispute with one of its raw material suppliers over a breach of contract. After the failure of the initial attempts to solve the dispute in a friendly informal manner, the companies have approached an international commission to appoint an informed party to act as a referee and make a judgment that both parties will honor. Which of the following dispute resolution methods is being used by the companies in the above scenario?

Accepted Answer

A)  Litigation 
B)  Arbitration 
C)  Mediation 
D)  Coercion 
E)  Judicial intervention 
A)  Litigation 
B)  Arbitration 
C)  Mediation 
D)  Coercion 
E)  Judicial intervention

Question 4

Under the premise that law, according to _____, is strictly subordinate to prevailing economic conditions, such fundamental propositions as private ownership, contracts, due process, and other legal mechanisms have had to be developed.

Accepted Answer

A)  common law 
B)  code law 
C)  Islamic law 
D)  Marxist-socialist tenets 
E)  legal tradition 
A)  common law 
B)  code law 
C)  Islamic law 
D)  Marxist-socialist tenets 
E)  legal tradition

Question 5

The statements made by the parties during conciliation may be used as evidence in the subsequent litigation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Because of political changes in the late twentieth century, which of the following countries has had to build from scratch an entire commercial legal system?

Accepted Answer

A)  France 
B)  Germany 
C)  Taiwan 
D)  Russia 
E)  Saudi Arabia 
A)  France 
B)  Germany 
C)  Taiwan 
D)  Russia 
E)  Saudi Arabia

Question 7

In Marxist-socialist societies, law is strictly subordinate to prevailing economic conditions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

_____ is considered complete as a result of catchall provisions found in most of this type of law systems.

Accepted Answer

A)  Common law 
B)  Code law 
C)  Islamic law 
D)  Marxist-socialist tenets 
E)  The English legal tradition 
A)  Common law 
B)  Code law 
C)  Islamic law 
D)  Marxist-socialist tenets 
E)  The English legal tradition

Question 9

In code-law countries, the ownership of intellectual property is determined by _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  heredity 
B)  nature of use 
C)  duration of usage 
D)  registration 
E)  indemnification 
A)  heredity 
B)  nature of use 
C)  duration of usage 
D)  registration 
E)  indemnification

Question 10

List the major international conventions designed for mutual recognition and protection of intellectual property rights.

Accepted Answer

Many countries participate in internatio

Question 11

Which of the following poses a major challenge to international marketers while dealing with counterfeiting?

Accepted Answer

A)  The ease with which consumers can tell the difference between real and counterfeit products 
B)  The theft of products by pirates during shipping 
C)  Government regulations legitimizing counterfeiting 
D)  The collusion between contract manufacturers and illegitimate sellers 
E)  The widespread availability of duplication software 
A)  The ease with which consumers can tell the difference between real and counterfeit products 
B)  The theft of products by pirates during shipping 
C)  Government regulations legitimizing counterfeiting 
D)  The collusion between contract manufacturers and illegitimate sellers 
E)  The widespread availability of duplication software

Question 12

Apart from intellectual property laws, an illustration of how fundamental differences in the common and code systems can cause difficulty is in:

Accepted Answer

A)  conducting civil trials. 
B)  determining laws governing export and import. 
C)  deciding heredity laws. 
D)  determining criminal laws. 
E)  evaluating the performance of a contract. 
A)  conducting civil trials. 
B)  determining laws governing export and import. 
C)  deciding heredity laws. 
D)  determining criminal laws. 
E)  evaluating the performance of a contract.

Question 13

Which of the following is usually placed in the arbitration clause and is becoming standard in many international contracts?

Accepted Answer

A)  The preferred court or legal body of arbitration 
B)  The place of arbitration and the language used in the arbitration process 
C)  The contract stating that the results of the arbitration process are not binding on both parties 
D)  The judgment of the legal action initiated in the litigation stage 
E)  The copy of the lawsuit filed by the plaintiff 
A)  The preferred court or legal body of arbitration 
B)  The place of arbitration and the language used in the arbitration process 
C)  The contract stating that the results of the arbitration process are not binding on both parties 
D)  The judgment of the legal action initiated in the litigation stage 
E)  The copy of the lawsuit filed by the plaintiff

Question 14

The Export License Application and Information Network is an electronic service that enables exporters to:

Accepted Answer

A)  ship their goods to clients whose licenses are approved without conditions. 
B)  check the status of their license and classification applications. 
C)  submit commodity classification requests via the Internet to the Bureau of Export Administration. 
D)  submit license applications via the Internet for all commodities except supercomputers to all free-world destinations. 
E)  submit the export and re-export applications and high-performance computer notices via the Internet. 
A)  ship their goods to clients whose licenses are approved without conditions. 
B)  check the status of their license and classification applications. 
C)  submit commodity classification requests via the Internet to the Bureau of Export Administration. 
D)  submit license applications via the Internet for all commodities except supercomputers to all free-world destinations. 
E)  submit the export and re-export applications and high-performance computer notices via the Internet.

Question 15

Which of the following is true of code-law systems?

Accepted Answer

A)  They represent a legal system that is not all-inclusive. 
B)  They establish ownership of intellectual property by prior use rather than registration. 
C)  They originate from tradition, past practices, and legal precedents set by the courts through interpretations of statutes, legal legislation, and past rulings. 
D)  They sometimes fail to consider agreements to be enforceable unless properly notarized or registered. 
E)  They fail to consider unforeseeable human acts such as riots as acts of nature. 
A)  They represent a legal system that is not all-inclusive. 
B)  They establish ownership of intellectual property by prior use rather than registration. 
C)  They originate from tradition, past practices, and legal precedents set by the courts through interpretations of statutes, legal legislation, and past rulings. 
D)  They sometimes fail to consider agreements to be enforceable unless properly notarized or registered. 
E)  They fail to consider unforeseeable human acts such as riots as acts of nature.

Question 16

The shipping companies collect taxes for products that are sold by a company through the Internet to customers outside its home country.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

The first objective of _____ is to protect American consumers by ensuring that they benefit from products and ideas produced by foreign competitors as well as by domestic competitors.

Accepted Answer

A)  incorporation laws 
B)  intellectual property laws 
C)  antitrust laws 
D)  indemnification laws 
E)  insurance laws 
A)  incorporation laws 
B)  intellectual property laws 
C)  antitrust laws 
D)  indemnification laws 
E)  insurance laws

Question 18

What are the bases of international legal disputes? Describe the situations in it and the authority that addresses the issues.

Accepted Answer

Legal disputes can arise in three situat

Question 19

Briefly describe the modus operandi of cybersquatters.

Accepted Answer

Cybersquatters (CSQs) buy and register d

Question 20

According to Canadian law, what is the standard expected by courts in Canada to determine whether a representation is false or misleading?

Accepted Answer

A)  De novo standard 
B)  Credulous person standard 
C)  Clearly erroneous standard 
D)  Informed consumer standard 
E)  Discretionary standard 
A)  De novo standard 
B)  Credulous person standard 
C)  Clearly erroneous standard 
D)  Informed consumer standard 
E)  Discretionary standard

Code law is also known as _____.

The basis for _____ is the interpretation of the Koran.

Under the premise that law, according to _____, is strictly subordinate to prevailing economic conditions, such fundamental propositions as private ownership, contracts, due process, and other legal mechanisms have had to be developed.

The statements made by the parties during conciliation may be used as evidence in the subsequent litigation.

Because of political changes in the late twentieth century, which of the following countries has had to build from scratch an entire commercial legal system?

In Marxist-socialist societies, law is strictly subordinate to prevailing economic conditions.

_____ is considered complete as a result of catchall provisions found in most of this type of law systems.

In code-law countries, the ownership of intellectual property is determined by _____.

List the major international conventions designed for mutual recognition and protection of intellectual property rights.

Which of the following poses a major challenge to international marketers while dealing with counterfeiting?

Apart from intellectual property laws, an illustration of how fundamental differences in the common and code systems can cause difficulty is in:

Which of the following is usually placed in the arbitration clause and is becoming standard in many international contracts?

The Export License Application and Information Network is an electronic service that enables exporters to:

Which of the following is true of code-law systems?

The shipping companies collect taxes for products that are sold by a company through the Internet to customers outside its home country.

The first objective of _____ is to protect American consumers by ensuring that they benefit from products and ideas produced by foreign competitors as well as by domestic competitors.

What are the bases of international legal disputes? Describe the situations in it and the authority that addresses the issues.

Briefly describe the modus operandi of cybersquatters.

According to Canadian law, what is the standard expected by courts in Canada to determine whether a representation is false or misleading?

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The Dynamic Environment of International Trade

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Cultural Dynamics in Assessing Global Markets

Culture, Management Style, and Business Systems

The Political Environment: a Critical Concern

Developing a Global Vision Through Marketing Research

Economic Development and the Americas

Europe, Africa, and the Middle East

The Asia Pacific Region

Global Marketing Management: Planning and Organization

Products and Services for Consumers

Products and Services for Businesses

International Marketing Channels

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Exam 7: The International Legal Environment: Playing by the Rules

Code law is also known as _____.

The basis for _____ is the interpretation of the Koran.

Under the premise that law, according to _____, is strictly subordinate to prevailing economic conditions, such fundamental propositions as private ownership, contracts, due process, and other legal mechanisms have had to be developed.

The statements made by the parties during conciliation may be used as evidence in the subsequent litigation.

Because of political changes in the late twentieth century, which of the following countries has had to build from scratch an entire commercial legal system?

In Marxist-socialist societies, law is strictly subordinate to prevailing economic conditions.

_____ is considered complete as a result of catchall provisions found in most of this type of law systems.

In code-law countries, the ownership of intellectual property is determined by _____.

List the major international conventions designed for mutual recognition and protection of intellectual property rights.

Which of the following poses a major challenge to international marketers while dealing with counterfeiting?

Apart from intellectual property laws, an illustration of how fundamental differences in the common and code systems can cause difficulty is in:

Which of the following is usually placed in the arbitration clause and is becoming standard in many international contracts?

The Export License Application and Information Network is an electronic service that enables exporters to:

Which of the following is true of code-law systems?

The shipping companies collect taxes for products that are sold by a company through the Internet to customers outside its home country.

The first objective of _____ is to protect American consumers by ensuring that they benefit from products and ideas produced by foreign competitors as well as by domestic competitors.

What are the bases of international legal disputes? Describe the situations in it and the authority that addresses the issues.

Briefly describe the modus operandi of cybersquatters.

According to Canadian law, what is the standard expected by courts in Canada to determine whether a representation is false or misleading?

The Scope and Challenge of International Marketing

The Dynamic Environment of International Trade

History and Geography: The Foundations of Culture

Cultural Dynamics in Assessing Global Markets

Culture, Management Style, and Business Systems

The Political Environment: a Critical Concern

Developing a Global Vision Through Marketing Research

Economic Development and the Americas

Europe, Africa, and the Middle East

The Asia Pacific Region

Global Marketing Management: Planning and Organization

Products and Services for Consumers

Products and Services for Businesses

International Marketing Channels

Integrated Marketing Communications and International Advertising

Personal Selling and Sales Management

Pricing for International Markets

Inventive Negotiations With International Customers, Partners, and Regulators

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