Which of the following is not part of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act? a. financial statement disclosure requirements b. requi
rement of internal monitoring in companies to prevent violations c. requirement of public disclosure of all bids in foreign countries d. requirement of monitoring contracts with foreign agents e. both a and d are not part of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
d. requirement of monitoring contracts with foreign agents
Explanation:
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act was an act that was passed in 1977 and received two amendments in 1988 and 1998. The act aims to prohibit companies and their officers from influencing foreign officials with payments and rewards - bribery. The act also has a series of accounting requirements that are designed to ensure that shareholders have an accurate view of the company’s finances.
One of the most common reasons that eminent domain cases are brought to court is over disputes about just compensation. The takings clause in the United States Constitution that established the government's power of eminent domain states
After the Civil War, special laws (known as “black codes”) were passed by southern state governments; the laws were aimed at controlling former slaves (who were African Americans) economically, forcing them to continue working on plantations, and keeping them under the influence of whites in southern societies.
