BMG 111 chapter 10-12 || with 100% Correct Answers.

International businesses create contracts with parties from various nations, but unlike treaties the disputes follow a: A. horizontal legal structure B. choice of status provision C. synethesized legal agreement **D. vertical legal structure Products made overseas for which a government provides financial assistance: **A. subsidized import B. dumping C. quotas D. sponsored goods When a U.S. company contracts with an overseas firm to provide manufacturing, it: **A. does not need to comply with U.S. minimum wage laws B. almost always involves using child labor C. doesn't have to comply with any U.S. laws D. must ensure the workers are paid the U.S. minimum wage When a country prohibits transporting certain types of products to foreign countries: **A. export controls B. foreign cargo vetoes C. unilateral blockade D. antitrust legislation A key feature of the CISG is that it: A. gives parties a choice between English or Chinese in contracts **B. does not limit parties to a particular forum to resolve disputes C. applies only to the sale of domestic goods D. requires mandatory arbitration Export controls are regulated by: A. the Attorney General B. home field advantages **C. several federal government departments D. the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Because there is no authoritative lawmaking party policing them, many treaties: A. are easy to enforce B. are often just for show **C. contain dispute panel provisions D. contain the nuclear option Because parties to treaties are sovereign states, treaties have a: A. vertical structure **B. horizontal structure C. questionable legality