問題一覧
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tend to rely more on precedent than statutory regulations.
common law countries
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the government usually imposes order through military power.
secular totalitarianism
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integrates the various parts of its society into a viable, functioning whole. It also influences the extent to which the government intervenes in business.
political system
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represents a political system in which citizens seldom if ever participate in the decision-making and governance process
totalitarianism
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_____ as well as _____ concepts must be considered.
moral, legal
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is monopolized and opposition is neither recognized nor tolerated.
power
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are those aimed only at specific foreign investments (e.g., a particular MNE)
micro political risk
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affect a broad spectrum of foreign investors.
macro political risk
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implies that there is no method for deciding whether particular behavior is really appropriate.
cultural relativism
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companies may still face different and sometimes even conflicting laws from one state or province to another.
decentralized democracies
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originated in the United Kingdom and is based upon tradition, precedent, custom and usage; therefore, courts play an important role in interpreting the law.
common law
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include freedom of the press, equality under the law and personal freedoms.
civil liberties
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reflects the expectation that the political climate in a foreign country will change in such a way that a firm’s operating position will deteriorate.
political risk
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may be able to operate effectively in both democratic and totalitarian regimes,
multinational enterprises
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based upon religious precepts.
theocratic law
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whether democratic (Japanese) or authoritarian (Chinese) in nature, the government defines economic needs and priorities and partners with business in major ways.
communitarian paradigm
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may affect the business climate both within and beyond a country’s borders and pertain to both domestic and foreign firms.
national law
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contribute to the definition of national boundaries.
history, culture, politics and geography
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Political actions that may adversely affect a firm’s operations would include
government takeovers of property operational restrictions damage to property or personnel. civil unrest and disorder antagonistic external relations (including boycotts and other forms of protest)
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the body of constructs, theories and aims that constitute a sociopolitical program (e.g., liberalism or conservatism).
political ideology
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include fair and competitive elections, the empowerment of elected representatives, the right to organize and the protection of minorities.
political rights
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religious leaders are also the political leaders.
theocratic totalitarianism
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among nations may also affect the nature and extent of business operations.
international treaties
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usually offer greater economic freedom and enact more legal statutes designed to safeguard individual and corporate rights.
democracies
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the government believes in minimal interference in the economy; it may intervene to deal with market defects but generally promotes marketplace competition.
individualistic paradigm
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indicates the coexistence of a variety of ideologies within a particular society.
pluralism
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include fascism, authoritarianism and communism.
variants of totalitarianism
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also known as codified law, originated with the Romans and is based upon a detailed set of laws that make up a detailed code that includes rules for conducting business; courts play an important role in applying the law.
civil law
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many democracies that have emerged since the early 1970s are fragile and unstable.
stability in democracies
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3 kinds of legal sytems
common law civil law theocratic law
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tend to have a large body of laws that specify legal behaviors
civil law countries
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a political system in which citizens participate in the decision-making and governance process, either directly or through elected representatives.
democracy
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Both ______ and _______ vary among countries.
laws, legal systems