Domain Name Disputes Are Often Settled by Arbitration or Mediation

question 234

Multiple Choice

Domain name disputes are often settled by arbitration or mediation via the:

• A) United Nation's Internet Commission
• B) World Intellectual Property organization
• C) International Court of Justice
• D) International Chamber of Commerce
• E) none of the other choices; those must be resolved in each country independently

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Definitions:

Constant-cost Industry

An industry in which the input costs do not change as the industry's output changes, leading to a flat supply curve.

Demand Increase

A situation where the desire for a good or service exceeds the previous level at the current price.

Market Equilibrium

The point at which the quantity demanded by consumers equals the quantity supplied by producers, resulting in no economic pressure to change the price.

Scarce Inputs

Resources or factors of production that are limited in supply, which constrains economic output and allocative efficiency.