Question

In the United States, strong patent and copyright laws prevent rival companies from making imitation or ‘knock-off’ versions of name-brand products, whereas in some developing countries, many governments are unable or unwilling to remove fraudulent or ‘bootleg’ goods from the marketplace, even if they are produced illegally. The differences between these nations are primarily in the extent of which of the following selections?

Select one:
A. jus ad bellum
B. enumerated powers
C. separation of powers
D. rule of law

Answer 1

D. Rule of Law is the answer

Answer 2

The correct answer is D) Rule of Law.

The differences between these nations are primarily in the extent of the Rule of Law.

The Rule of Law is a system of laws, institutions, and people that are based on four principles. The first one is Accountability, everybody is accountable under the law, including the President. The second one, laws applied evenly to everybody. The third one, the processes to enforce the law are clear, accessible, and efficient. And four, justice is imparted in an ethical, impartial, neutral, and independent justices.

In many undeveloped countries, corruption practices impede the enforcement of the law and bootlegged products are sold in the market.