To Avoid Trade Restrictions, a U

question 123

Multiple Choice

To avoid trade restrictions, a U.S. firm moves its final production process to Ireland and then ships the final products to Germany. This is an example of

• A) trade deflection.
• B) trade diversion.
• C) protectionism.
• D) rules of origin.

Understand the role of shareholders and suppliers and what they offer to organizations.

Identify the activities associated with stakeholder orientation.

Differentiate between primary and secondary stakeholders and their relevance to the firm.

Explore corporate governance, including its ethical concerns and the interaction model.

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Definitions:

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Optimal Amount

The quantity of a good or service that yields the highest utility or benefits under specific conditions.

Moral Hazard

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Insurance Co-pays

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