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E3 What occurs with a licensing agreement? Multiple Choice One firm grants to another the right to use all of its expertise. One firm grants to another the right to use stipulated parts of its expertise. A foreign company receives products made for it by another company. An international firm receives permission from a foreign government to set up a subsidiary in that country.

Ethics despite best efforts to ensure product safety,products that pose a danger to consumers sometimesreach the marketplace. At what point should marketers release information about a product’s safety to the public? how should marketers be held accountable if their product harms a consumer?

Ethics Several online stores now sell products to consumers at different prices based on the user’s information, such as geographic location—which determinesyour proximity to competitors and your area’s averageincome. Although this practice, known as Internetprice discrimination, is not illegal, some would say itis unethical. Do you believe this practice is unethical?Should this practice be illegal? If you think the practiceshould be legal, should retailers be required to put adisclaimer on their site? explain your reasoning.

Ethics Despite best efforts to ensure product safety, products that pose a danger to consumers sometimes reach the marketplace. At what point should market- ers release information about a product's safety to the public? How should marketers be held accountable if their product harms a consumer?

Until this 2018 US Supreme Court decision, states generally did not require online sellers to collect and remit sales tax to the state. South Dakota v. Wayfair Brown v. Board of Edcation O Florida v. Common Sense O North Dakota v. Mount Rushmore

Products that may damage the environment, the use of sweatshop labor, and the marketing of dangerous products are examples of internal, controllable marketing issues. issues that don't even need to be discussed in ethical firms. marketing issues but not ethical issues. ethical issues but not marketing issues. none of the above.

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Your ministry/department has issued a directive informing businesses that they must comply with the regulations and meet the requirements. Business ABC has written to you to seek an exemption because it is too costly to comply. You have already granted the company two exemptions and you can no longer allow the company to ignore the requirement as non-compliance can be potentially dangerous. Write a letter to the CEO of the company informing him/her that you will not be granting the exemption. Provide any details which you consider to be relevant.

The primary goal of business ethics is which of the following? to provide an efficient society to provide a restricted society to provide society with a sense of insecurity to provide an unjust society

If we accept the principle of caveat emptor, “let the buyer beware,” why then is there concern about the ethics of advertising? If the consumer is responsible for making the decision, is there anything to justify restricting the advertiser? Explain your view. Can advertisers create a need that is not really present? Does advertising have the power to drive consumption up? Provide your explanation of your position. What would the world be without advertising? Would companies be able to maintain sales or would they go under because of lack of business without advertising? What role would “word of mouth” have if there were no advertising?

Should online sellers be taxed?

What are the ethical implications of the following interpretations? The Internet is an evolving technology still in its infancy, and the dividing line between free and paid content needs to be sorted out by lawmakers and the competitive marketplace. Any suggestions?

What are the impact of covid 19 on the tourism industries?

Perform online research on consumer protection laws in your state. Then, write a short essay on the legal provisions pertaining to the rights and responsibilities of consumers.

. How do consumer protection laws regulate the sale and distribution of goods and services, and what remedies are available to consumers in the event of a breach?

Which one of the following was not discussed as means of combatting product piracy? Lobbying efforts Industry connections Customs protection Distribution channel choices O Legal action

Answer the given question with a proper explanation and step-by-step solution.  BSG game quiz 2

Reaching a larger market is not a factor in licensing IPR. True False

Market law 2Market law consists of legislation in several different areas. Which of the following statements is correct? Select one or more options: The Marketing Act promotes the interests of both consumers and traders The Product Safety Act is civil law The Patent and Market Court can impose fines for breaches of good marketing practice The Trademarks Act is handled by the Patent and Market Court

Pick a special offer that you have observed and analyse how it may impact consumer behaviour. What is the purpose of the deal from the producer’s perspective? Will consumers respond rationally to this deal? Ensure your answer is clear about the ideas from the course you are using. (Note: don't use chat bot).

businesses know many do not read the fine print: (1) at what point should fine print be disallowed? (2) should being "sold as is" in the fine print be allowed?