1. When a company becomes global, it is governed by

A. home country laws and host country laws.

B. home country laws.

C. host country laws.

D. The Act of State Doctrine.

2. The four motivations for unethical conduct are

A. consumers, profit, justice, and guidance.

B. profit, consumers, advertising, and competition.

C. profit, competition, justice, and advertising.

D. consumers, advertising, competition, and profit.

3. Which of the following is not covered by the U.S. Department of Commerce's 1993 booklet, International Business Practices, concerning distributor agreements?

A. If possible, state the jurisdiction that will handle disagreements.

B. What is legal in the United States may not be legal in another country.

C. Benefits to both parties should be stated.

D. The agreement can be either oral or written.

4. The most important document to carry when traveling outside your native country is your

A. visa.

B. consulate papers.

C. passport.

D. birth certificate.

5. If you break the law in another country, you may

A. not call anyone other than a lawyer.

B. only be tried for a crime according to the laws of your home country.

C. ask the consulate for legal, medical, or financial advice.

D. ask the consulate to get you out of jail.