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  • Boycott

    Summary of Boycott A conspiracy or coalition for the purpose of impeding the commerce of another. Boycotts are often attempts to advance political objectives by economic means and fall into two categories; the primary boycott, in which a party to the boycott refrains from trading with the […]

  • Antiboycott Target

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  • Antiboycott Target

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  • Antiboycott

    Antiboycott Laws: Prohibitions

  • Antiboycott Regulations

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  • Arab Boycott

    An economic boycott of Israel proclaimed in December 1945 by the Arab League to hamper "Jewish industry in Palestine." The boycott came to include not only Israeli firms and products, but firms having economic ties with Israel. A so-called blacklist of such firms was prepared by the […]

  • Antiboycott Legislation

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  • Boycott Compliance

    Boycott Compliance and the Laws of International Trade Complexity Anti-boycott Laws Suggestions for compliance Assessment of the problem The company policy Procedures Recommendations for audit procedures Compliance techniques Examples of boycott requests […]

  • Antiboycott Laws

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  • Boycott Procedure

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  • Foreign Boycotts

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  • Central Boycott Office

    An agency of the Arab League established in 1951 to orchestrate the ARAB BOYCOTT (read this and related legal terms for further details) of Israeli industry. The CBO has its headquarters in Damascus, Syria, with offices …

  • Boycottage D'aggression

    A boycott directed by a trade combination against a nonmember firm. If the boycott is animated by a legitimate commercial interest (rather than the mere elimination of a competitor), it may be regarded as legal….

  • Boycottage Sanction

    In Europe, a boycott directed against a member of a trade combination as a penalty for departing from the combination's rules or otherwise failing to perform; it is regarded as lawful….

  • International Boycott Factor

    An element of Section 999 of the Internal Revenue Code dealing with income derived in support of an international boycott. U.S. policy generally opposes international economic boycotts against friendly nations, and income derived by U.S. firms in furtherance of such boycotts receives adverse tax tre…