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4. If SesamWare had been headquartered in a country that had no competition laws, as is the case in many developing countries, or if SesamWare

4. If SesamWare had been headquartered in a country that had no competition laws, as is the case in many developing countries, or if SesamWare never entered into a contract (for example to buy out a competitor) with a party from the U.S., how could the U.S. claim jurisdiction over the enforcement of its competition laws? (6 Marks)

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