贿赂和腐败意识 国际贿赂法律和公约 (International Bribery Laws and Conventions)

The video tutorial discusses international anti-bribery laws, focusing on key organizations like the OECD and the European Union. It explains the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and its provisions against bribery, highlighting its application to U.S. companies and their subsidiaries. The tutorial also covers global compliance and enforcement of anti-bribery laws, emphasizing the importance of adhering to international standards to prevent corruption.

Which organizations are involved in establishing international anti-bribery laws?

• United Nations, OECD, European Union

• World Health Organization, NATO, IMF

• UNICEF, World Bank, WTO

• NATO, IMF, World Bank

What is the primary focus of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)?

• Controlling immigration policies

• Managing foreign investments

• Prohibiting bribery of foreign officials

• Regulating international trade

To whom does the FCPA apply?

• Only U.S. government officials

• Only foreign nationals

• Only companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange

• American companies and individuals, regardless of location

How many countries have accepted the OECD anti-bribery convention?

• 25 countries

• 38 countries

• 50 countries

• 45 countries

What does the EU Treaty require from its member states regarding bribery?

• To ignore bribery outside the EU

• To enact laws prohibiting bribery

• To prohibit bribery of EU officials only

• To allow bribery under certain conditions