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,TABLEOFCONTENTS
PART 1: The Legal Environment of Business
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Ch.1AnIntroductiontotheFundamentalsofDynamicBusinessLaw Ch.
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2 Business Ethics and SocialResponsibility
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Ch.3TheU.S.LegalSystemandAlternativeDisputeResolution
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Ch.5ConstitutionalLaw
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Ch.6CriminalLawandBusiness Ch.
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7TortLaw
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Ch.8Real,Personal,andIntellectualProperty
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PART 2: Contract Law r r r
Ch.9IntroductiontoContractsandAgreement Ch.
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10Consideration
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Ch.11CapacityandLegality
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g Ch. 12Reality of Assent
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Ch.13Contracts inWritingandThird-PartyContracts
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g Ch. 14Discharge and Remedies
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Part 3: Domestic and International Sales Law
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Ch.15FormationandPerformanceofSalesandLeaseContracts
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Ch.16SalesandLeaseContracts:Performance,Warranties,andRemedies
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PART 4: Negotiable Instruments and Banking
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Ch.17NegotiableInstruments:NegotiabilityandTransferability
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g Ch.18HolderinDueCourse, Liability, andDefenses
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,PART 5: Creditors' Rights and Bankruptcy
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Ch.19SecuredTransactionsandBankruptcy
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Ch.20AgencyandLiabilitytoThirdParties
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PART 7: Business Organizations
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Ch.21FormsofBusinessOrganization
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Ch.22Corporations:FormationandOrganization
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Ch. 23Securities Regulation
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PART 8: Government Regulation
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Ch.24Employment andDiscriminationLaw Ch.
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25ConsumerLaw
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CHAPTEROVERVIEW g
Chapter One lays the foundation for thertextbook. Makersure you look onrthe publisher‗s web siterfor information
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about howrbusinesslawintersects with thesixfunctional areas ofbusiness.Theauthorsencouragerstudentsto ―c
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onnect to the core,‖ and remember the ways in which lawintersects with other areas of study, including corporate
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management, production and transportation, marketing,rresearch and development, accountingrandrfinance,rand
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human resourcermanagement.
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This manual supports the ―connectingrtorthe core‖ themerby givingrideas forr assignments that encourage student s
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to integrate their business law knowledge with knowledge they are acquiring from their other business classes. T he
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manual also encourages professors to improve theirrteachingrskills. Finally, the manualrsuggests teachingrideas for
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both beginningrand experienced teachers.
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LEARNINGrOBJECTIVES
After readingrthis chapter, students willrberable to:
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1-2 Relatethefunctionalrareasofbusinesstotherelevantareasof businesslaw1- 3
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Recall therpurposes of law.
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1-4 Distinguish amongtypes oflaw. g g g g
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