Introductory Business Law CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What type of conflict of law governs a business dispute between two or more states?

Constitutional law
Criminal law
International law
Conflict of laws

The correct answer is: Conflict of laws

The type of conflict of law that governs a business dispute between two or more states is known as "conflict of laws." This is because it refers specifically to legal issues that arise when different state laws and regulations conflict with each other. Constitutional law (A) pertains to the interpretation and enforcement of the Constitution, while criminal law (B) deals with crimes and their punishment. International law (C) governs relationships between countries and is not directly relevant to a dispute between states. In this scenario, it is not applicable since the dispute is occurring within the same country. Therefore, the correct answer is D conflict of laws.