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How would a staggered board prevent a hostile takeover? What are short-swing profits? Chapter 27 When may a shareholder invoke appraisal rights?   What are some typical requirements that a corporation must meet in order to operate in a foreign state?   What is the difference between dissolution and liquidation?   Chapter 28 Why did industries become so much larger after the US Civil War, and how did this lead to abusive practices? What role did politics play in creating US laws fostering competition?     Suppose that BMW of North America tells its dealers that the prestigious M100 cannot be sold for more than $230,000

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1. How would a staggered board prevent a hostile takeover?

2. What are short-swing profits?

3. Chapter 27

   When may a shareholder invoke appraisal rights?

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   What are some typical requirements that a corporation must meet in order to operate in a foreign state?

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   What is the difference between dissolution and liquidation?

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   Chapter 28

   Why did industries become so much larger after the US Civil War, and how did this lead to abusive practices? What role did politics play in creating US laws fostering competition?

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   Suppose that BMW of North America tells its dealers that the prestigious M100 cannot be sold for more than $230,000. Explain why this could be a violation of antitrust law.

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   Explain how a seller with a monopoly in one product and tying the sale of that product to a new product that has no such monopoly is in any way hurting competition. How “free” is the buyer to choose a product different from the seller’s?

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   Chapter 29

   Name the sanctions used to enforce Section 2 of the Sherman Act.

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    The FTC receives over ten thousand complaints every year about sweepstakes and prizes. Using the Internet or conversations with people you know, name two ways that sweepstakes or contests can be unfair to consumers.