Q1. What are the reasons for Home Country Intervention? Q 2. What areas of business do they(Home cou

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Q1.
What are the reasons for Home Country Intervention?
Q 2. What areas of business do they(Home country intervention) affect and how?
Q3. You
are a lawyer working with the International Court of Justice in The Hague in
the Netherlands. You have been asked to review a recent decision regarding
extraterritoriality. The case: French survivors of the Holocaust sued Yahoo!
U.S.A. because French citizens were purchasing Nazi memorabilia on Yahoo!’s
U.S. website. The lawsuit also charged Yahoo! U.S.A. with hosting the websites
of anti-Semitic groups. Although both these actions are illegal according to
French law, they are permitted in the United States because of U.S. legislation
protecting free speech. Because Yahoo!’s French website did not violate French law,
the U.S. federal judge hearing the case threw it out. The judge ruled that
French law does not have the right to dictate the behavior of U.S. firms
operating inside the United States. Today, the Internet sometimes makes it
difficult to determine where jurisdictions begin and end. If you had been the
judge in this case, would you have ruled similarly? List the factors you
considered in arriving at your decision. Can you think of any Internet controls
that could stop such cases from happening in the future?
Q. Update the economic situation in
Argentina to reflect recent events. How is the value of thepesofaring? Do you think it
was wise to cut the ties between thepesoand the dollar? Why did Argentina peg its currency to the
dollar in the first place? Do you think that the link between thepesoand the dollar contributed
to Argentina’s problems? Explain.
Q.Some critics charge advertisers with
creating wants among consumers rather than helping them satisfy needs. Select a
product and describe how, if it were marketed in a developing economy, it could
create wants and not satisfy needs. Explain the ethical issues surrounding the
decision of whether to market the product in developing nations.
True/
False
1. Favorable changes can be costly to
organizations relative to exchange rates.
True/ False
2. Nominal Interest = Inflation Rate –
Real Interest Rate. True/ False
3. I.D a basic appeal first is a site
planning process for managers. True/ False
4. The biggest food company in the
world is Wal-Mart. True/ False
5.
Barriers are necessary to carry on international trade. True/ False