True or False

1.) The European Union (EU) eliminates tariffs among the member nations of the Union.

2.) According to the precedent set in several cases, the United States does have antitrust laws with extraterritorial application.

3.) Private persons have standing to sue in cases brought before the International Court of Justice.

4.) The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act prohibits "grease payments" to foreign officials.

5.) Beth, a U.S. citizen, works in Mexico for Unipair, a U.S. company. Although Beth works in Mexico, she is protected by the U.S. civil rights laws from employment discrimination.

6.) There is currently no way of insuring against the risk of loss from nationalization or confiscation.

7.) Ketmat, Inc. has decided to expand its business internationally. Methods that Ketmat might consider for its international business include: direct selling; distributorships; franchising; and joint venture.

8.) Even if compensating public officials is lawful in another country, it may be unlawful for a company based in the U.S. to engage in that type of behavior.

9.) International "laws" differ from traditional laws in that each sovereign nation governs itself, so any compliance with international laws are voluntary.

10.) Viewed from the perspective of citizens, treaties are laws. Viewed from the perspective of nations entering into them, treaties are like contracts.