A federal statute designed to provide executives of American companies with rules and restrictions relating to paying persons in foreign countries to expedite business in these foreign nations is the:

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The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is a federal statute that prohibits American companies and their executives from bribing foreign officials or engaging in other corrupt practices to expedite business activities in foreign countries. The FCPA was enacted to promote integrity, transparency, and fair competition in international business transactions.

A Federal Statute Designed to Provide Executives of American Companies