Where two factors, each of which is sufficient to bring about the harm in question, together cause a harm, the "but for" rule of causation is not useful
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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A firm is said to engage in shill marketing if it pays people to anonymously promote a product or service to consumers in public places without disclosing their financial relationship to the sponsoring firm
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The written objective “to reduce theft of electronic merchandise by 20 percent” is missing which recommended criteria?
A. It does not focus on a single result. B. It is not specific. C. It is not measurable. D. It has no target date. E. None of the above
A "think-local, act-local" multidomestic type of strategy
A. is more appealing when the country-to-country differences in buyer tastes, cultural traditions, and market conditions are diverse. B. is very risky, given fluctuating exchange rates and the propensity of foreign governments to impose tariffs on imported goods. C. can defeat a global strategy if the "think-local, act-local" multicountry strategist concentrates its efforts exclusively in those foreign markets which have superior resources. D. is usually defeated by a "think-global, act-global" type of strategy. E. is generally an inferior strategy when one or more foreign competitors are pursuing a global low-cost strategy.
Which of the following statements regarding the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) is true?
a. To spy on people located in the United States who are communicating abroad, the government needs a warrant. b. FISA was enacted in 1978, but its provisions were greatly strengthened in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. c. Under the FISA, the government does not need to notify defendants if the evidence being used against them in court was gathered in FISA surveillance. d. To spy on people located in the United States who are communicating abroad, the government must obtain permission from a secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.