Rules and Laws That Impose Larger Operation Costs on Foreign

question 56

Multiple Choice

Rules and laws that impose larger operation costs on foreign firms than on local competitors, and that provide subsidies to local firms only or that deny competitive opportunism to foreign suppliers, are:

• A)economic sanctioned regulations.
• B)non-discriminatory regulations.
• C)discriminatory regulations.
• D)preference laws.

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Definitions:

Binet Quotient

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Chronological Age

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Bell-Shaped Curve

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