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Chapter 11: International Business Quiz
Test your knowledge of the international business chapter material!
1 / 10
If you wanted to look at international and multinational corporate wrongdoing, which resource would be a good place to start?
Answer can be found on page 123.
Correct! CorpWatch carries out nonprofit investigative research to expose corporate wrongdoing and hold international and multinational corporations accountable.
2 / 10
_________ provides financial and technical assistance to developing countries around the world.
Answer can be found on page 122.
Correct! This is a great source for research on development issues and trends around the world, as well as data on different developing nations.
3 / 10
_________ makes use of data from the national statistical systems of countries with a wide range of topics.
Correct!
4 / 10
Which of the following helps keep international businesses accountable by exposing wrongdoing?
Answer can be found on page 122-123.
5 / 10
Which organization sets international standards in a variety of areas, such as chemical safety?
Answer can be found on page 121.
Correct! They also provide a great source of international economic data.
6 / 10
OPIS Pricing News and Analysis provides information on pricing and news for _______.
Answer can be found on page 120.
7 / 10
Which resource can help you better understand the latest developments in world trade?
8 / 10
True or false: As the world becomes more globalized, there’s less of a need for international business coverage.
Read more on page 118.
9 / 10
Which resource could provide you with information on countries’ CO2 emissions?
10 / 10
If you need B-roll from another country, which of the following is a good resource?
Correct! The News Market is a global video distribution platform used by more than 25,000 media outlets in 190 countries.
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