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Business Regulationtions on who can sell and buy what, where and when. With the exception of illustrative examples, this chapter does not deal with any sector-specific regulation, only regulation that applies to most if not all sectors.

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Foreign Policyal entities external to the state. In its broadest sense, this definition could be taken to mean that foreign policy includes all policies having an external dimension. This means that there is often a considerable overlap between a country’s foreign policy and its domestic policies. On most issues