Real-World Scenarios
Who/ What Am I?
Business Risks
Legal Showdown
Economic Systems in Action
100

A country holds elections, protects free speech, and allows protests

Democracy

100

I protect inventions, brand names, and creative works

Intellectual Property Rights (IP)

100

A foreign company loses its factory without payment

Confiscation

100

This legal system uses detailed written laws and codes

Civil Law
100

The government owns most resources and plans production

Centrally Planned Economy

200

A government shuts down media, punishes opposition, and controls businesses

Totalitarianism

200

I am property that cannot be physically touched but has value

Intellectual Property

200

A government slowly forces a company to become locally owned

Nationalization

200

This system bases law on religious teachings

Theocratic Law

200

Private individuals control most businesses and resources

Market Economy

300

A company avoids investing in a country due to unstable leadership

Political Risk

300

I am when a government takes over a business but still compensates the owner

Expropriation

300

A firm must use mostly local workers or materials to operate

Local Content Requirements

300

In this system, contracts tend to be longer due to many possible interpretations

Common Law

300

Both government and private sector share control of resources

Mixed Economy