The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act prevents U.S. firms from:
a) paying bribes or giving excess commissions in exchange for favors.
b) using "sweatshops" to produce goods for sale in the U.S.
c) employing child labor in plants that make goods for U.S. markets.
d) from participating in unsustainable development in third world countries.
Answer: A
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