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  • Laws that protect employees from discrimination, unfair wages, and unsafe conditions fall under __________ law.
    Employment & labor
  • Laws that regulate pollution, waste disposal, and environmental impact are part of __________ law.
    Environmental
  • A company stealing another company’s logo, invention, or music is an example of __________ theft.
    Intellectual property
  • __________ are the moral principles that guide how a company behaves and makes decisions.
    Business ethics
  • Business law is created by governments, regulatory agencies, and __________ through legal rulings.
    Courts
  • __________ is when a person uses secret company information to make unfair profits in the stock market.
    Insider trading
  • __________ occurs when a company exaggerates product benefits or misleads consumers with false claims.
    False advertising
  • Companies must provide truthful financial reports and follow __________ law to prevent fraud in stock markets.
    Investment
  • Paying or offering gifts to influence business decisions is known as __________.
    Bribery
  • __________ law ensures fairness in agreements between businesses, such as contracts and transactions.
    Contract
  • Unlike company rules, business __________ have legal consequences like fines or jail time if violated.
    Laws
  • Some businesses design __________ products that break easily so consumers have to buy replacements more often.
    Poor quality
  • Unethical business practices can lead to legal trouble and harm a company's __________.
    Reputation
  • __________ law prevents companies from misleading consumers and ensures product safety and fair advertising.
    Consumer protection
  • Selling products that are defective or dangerous to use is considered __________.
    Unsafe products
  • __________ involves forcing children to work in harsh and unsafe conditions, often in factories, farms, or mines.
    Child labor
  • __________ law prevents monopolies and ensures fair competition among businesses.
    Competition
  • Charging excessively high prices for essential goods during an emergency is called __________.
    Price gouging
  • Companies that ignore safety laws and fail to provide proper protective gear create __________.
    Unsafe working environments
  • Copyrights, trademarks, and patents are protected under __________ law.
    Intellectual property
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