問題一覧
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The process of working to persuade public and/or government officials to favor a particular position in decision making
Lobbying
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May also be allowed by patent laws that grañt the developer of a new technology without the patent holders consent
Monopolies
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Protects managers and stockholders from being personally liable for their conduct
Laws
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Was enacted to protect the interests of the consumer from trade malpractices and from substandard or hazardous practices, promote his general welfare and to establish standards of conduct for business and industry
Republic act no. 7394
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The law species the limits on the extent of allowable foreign ownership
Foreign investment act
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Organizations that solicit donations from individuals and then contribute these funds to candidates running for political office
Political action committees
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Corporate money may be channeled into candidates campaign coffers as corporate executives or stockholders personal contribution
Campaign contributions
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Benefits of regulation
Greater equality in the workplace, safer workplace, safer products, more information about products
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The 2 rationale for regulation of businesses by the government
Economic and competitive reasons for regulation, Social reasons for regulation
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Tools business employ to influence the political process
Lobbying, political action committees, campaign contributions
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This became popular during the time of Carlos P. Garcia. Where the policy dictates that Filipinos would have preference over non-Filipinos in receiving foreign exchange
Filipino first policy
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Served through open participation and debate that result in effective public policy
Public interest
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Considered as the most powerful and effective tactic that businesses can use to participate in public policy decisions is direct representation through full time staff who communicate with elected officials
Lobbying
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Bait and switch is an example of deceptive selling
True
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A great number of regulations have been passed by legislatures over the last century in an effort "to level the playing field" on which businesses operate
Economic and competitive reasons for regulation
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Is necessary to ensure that all firms within an industry to do their part to minimize costs and to pay their fair share
Regulation
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Regulations may also occur when marketing advices result in an undesirable consequences for society, such as pollution
Social reasons for regulation
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Organizations generally established to gain control of a product market or industry by eliminating competition
Trust
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Permitted to encourage businesses to engage in riskier research and development by allowing them to recoup their research, development and production expenses and to earn a reasonable profit
Patent protection
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Contains measures to protect local manufacturers from trade practices that are seen unfair. It provides relief to domestic industries when a sudden increase in imports adversely affects local industries
Republic act no. 8800
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Aims to ensure the availability of prime commodities at reasonable prices at all time
Republic act no. 7581
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Live under a rule of law that protects society and supports an acceptable quality of life
Individuals and businesses
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The situation where one business provides a good or a service in a given market
Monopoly
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Affects the businesses through laws and regulation and showcases the costs and benefits of regulation
Government
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Is not always in some countries as insurance that business will be conducted in a legitimate way
Legal system