Author Question: NikeShoes.com produces a running shoe that it sells in the United States. The shoe has a check mark ... (Read 191 times)

aabwk4 · **on:** Jun 24, 2018

NikeShoes.com produces a running shoe that it sells in the United States. The shoe has a check mark on the side, uses inferior materials and is made using child labor. Nike, Inc sues NikeShoes for trademark infringement under the Federal Trademark Dilution Act of 1995 What is likely to be the grounds for this suit?
A)NikeShoes is diluting the value of Nike, Inc.'s product and tarnishing its image.
B)NikeShoes is not paying Nike, Inc. a percentage of its sales.
C)Nike, Inc. does not want its products compared to competitors.
D)NikeShoes should have not been awarded a trademark for the check mark on its shoes.

Question 2

The U.S. law granting trade preferences to imports from the island nations of the Caribbean and Central America is called:
A) The Caribbean GSP Act.
B) The Latin American Free Trade Act.
C) The Lome Convention.
D) The Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act.