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A) Common law is law that is the same or similar in all states.
B) Common law is derived from statutes and codes made by legislatures.
C) Common law is based on Justinian and Napoleonic codes.
D) Common law requires judges to base their decisions on prior cases.
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A) the CISG.
B) the ICC.
C) the domestic contract law of Argentina.
D) the domestic contract law of the United States.
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A) civil law.
B) common law.
C) Islamic law.
D) customary international law.
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A) Only states can be a party to litigation before the ICJ.
B) The ICJ only has jurisdiction over states that have agreed to be bound by its decisions.
C) The ICJ has no enforcement power.
D) The U.S. has agreed to abide by ICJ jurisdiction in all cases.
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A) They were the primary victors in World War II.
B) They are the nations with the largest populations.
C) They are the economic leaders of the world.
D) They are the nations with the largest military forces.
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A) allow Canada, the United States, and Mexico to compete as a common economic entity against other countries in the world.
B) allow for the free and unrestricted movement of people from one country to another to improve the labor market of all three counties.
C) eliminate almost all trade barriers between the three nations.
D) establish a common set of tariffs and trade restrictions for external countries.
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A) Yuri.
B) Common Union.
C) Yen.
D) Euro.
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A) the power of one nation to create trade restrictions that involve other countries.
B) the power to regulate tariffs in foreign nations as provided for by GATT.
C) the power of one nation to impose its laws in other countries.
D) the power of a company to extend its subsidiaries overseas without abiding by trade laws.
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A) Extraterritoriality
B) Sovereign immunity
C) Gharar
D) Jus cogens
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A) private international law; public international law
B) public international law; private international law
C) sovereign international law; statutory international law
D) statutory international law; sovereign international law
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A) GATT
B) NAFTA
C) CISG
D) TRIPs
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A) The United States competes against countries with unlimited pools of exploited labor.
B) The treaty limits free trade based on its "most favored nation" requirement.
C) The United States cannot apply the same taxes on imported goods that it applies to its domestic goods.
D) The treaty does not provide any means for settling trade disputes between its member states.
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A) The defendant was given notice and an opportunity to appear.
B) The award was based on a full and fair trial by an impartial tribunal with proper jurisdiction.
C) The judgment was not fraudulent or against public policy.
D) The case was heard in an American court.
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A) gharar
B) ijtihad
C) shari'a
D) jus cogens
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