________ are laws enacted in some countries to obstruct the extraterritorial application of U.S. antitrust laws by limiting a plaintiff's right to obtain evidence or to enforce a judgment, and that allows a defendant to bring suit locally to recover punitive damages paid in the United States.
A) Blocking statutes
B) Jim Crow statutes
C) Consent decrees
D) Whistleblower statutes

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Blocking statutes are laws enacted in some countries to obstruct the extraterritorial application of U.S. antitrust laws by limiting a plaintiff's right to obtain evidence or to enforce a judgment, and that allows a defendant to bring suit locally to recover punitive damages paid in the United States. Jim Crow statutes were state and local laws in the United States that enforced racial segregation and discrimination against black Americans. Consent decrees are agreements between parties that are approved by a judge and have the force of a court order. Whistleblower statutes are laws that protect employees who report illegal or unethical behavior by their employers.

________ Are Laws Enacted in Some Countries to Obstruct the Extraterritorial