Test 3 Flashcards
Ethnocentrism
tendency to look at the world primarily from the perspective of one’s own culture
Stereotyping
Assigning attributes based on membership in a particular group
Projection
Ascribing to others the characteristics you have or Assuming that the other party will respond in the same manner you would respond
Necessary elements for a state
Defined territory
permanent population
Effective government
capacity to enter into agreements with other states
US recognition of state
Article 2 sec. 3 gives power to pres/ executive branch
before United Nations
League of Nations
Security Council 5 permanent
China France Russian Federation United Kingdom United States
high-context communication/ culture
most of a message is conveyed by the context surrounding it. nonconfrontational,
indirect attitude toward conflicts
low-context communication/ culture
emphasizes directness rather than relying on the context to communicate.
More likely to assume a confrontational, direct attitude toward conflicts
Collectivist settings
cooperation
participation in shared progress
reputation of the group
interdependence
individualist settings
competition
independence
individual achievement
self-reliance
Federal antitrust statutes
sherman antitrust
clayton act
federal trade commision act
robinson- patman act
Sherman antitrust act
Per se violations - presumed to be unlawful
Rule of Reason - Balances harm to competition with justifications
Clayton Act
Tying agreements - sale of one product on condition a customer purchases second product
Exclusive dealing agreements - Requires buyers to buy exclusively from a particular seller
Robinson- Patman ACT
Prohibits seller from discriminating in price between different purchasers of commodities of like grade or quality