Introductory Business Law CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What type of law oversees legal matters between two or more countries?

  1. Public International Law

  2. Common Law

  3. Private International Law

  4. Constitutional Law

The correct answer is: Public International Law

Public International Law is the correct answer because it deals specifically with the relationships and interactions between countries. Common Law, on the other hand, deals with the laws and principles established by courts rather than through written legislation and is typically found within a specific country. Private International Law, also known as Conflict of Laws, deals with disputes between private parties from different countries. Constitutional Law deals with the fundamental principles and structures of a country's government, rather than international relationships. Therefore, A is the most accurate choice for the given question.

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