Legal disputes that arise between governments are usually handled ...

[sammy]

Legal disputes that arise between governments are usually handled by the ____.
 a. International Court of Justice c. European Court of Justice
  b. Supreme Court d. Global Court of Commerce

Question 2

An electronic data interchange (EDI) relationship enables the buying and selling firms to share important data on
 a. Production c. Shipping
  b. Inventory d. All of the above

[Kedrick2014]

Answer to Question 1

A
The International Court of justice handles disputes that arise between governments. If both of the governments are located in Europe, then the European Court of Justice may handle the case but the better answer in this case is the International Court of Justice. The Supreme Court is unlikely to settle a dispute between countries. However, it may settle a dispute between international companies if the jurisdiction is written into the contract. The Global Court of Commerce does not exist.

Answer to Question 2

D
Companies can also set up an electronic data interchange (EDI) relationship, whereby buying and selling firms are able to share important data on production, inventory, shipping, and purchasing.