Identify and describe the basic principles of major business law subjects, including business organization, constitutional authority to regulate business; contracts and the Uniform Commercial Code; criminal law; and torts
Introduction
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Learning Outcomes
- Identify major U.S. Constitutional clauses that relate to business
- Compare governmental authority to regulate business with individual constitutional rights
- List and explain the essential elements of a valid contract, describe how a contract can fail, and summarize the remedies available for breach of contract
- Contrast and distinguish a common law contract with a contract governed by the Uniform Commercial Code
- Identify laws that generally regulate the employer-employee relationship
- Identify criminal acts related to the business world
- Explain and contrast various forms of business organization
- Describe and distinguish between different types of property
- List and explain the types of torts
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