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In the summer of 1999, hundreds of Belgian and French consumers poured into local hospitals, believing they had developed a variety of symptoms as a result of drinking Coca-Cola from contaminated bottles. The EU quickly investigated the situation and quickly came to an official conclusion: the cause of the victim's illness could not be found.
Soon, conflicts arose, and in Belgium, France, Luxembourg and the Netherlands, Coca-Cola was taken off department store shelves, and a major bottling company in France went out of business. The European Union sued Coca-Cola for destroying evidence, which the company flatly denied. The EU then attacked the health establishments of France and Belgium, accusing them of confusion and indecision.
The agencies have accused Coca-Cola of giving them misleading or incomplete information. Despite the suspicions of outside observers that the victim was suffering from a psychologically related illness, the European Union has rejected such an explanation for the incident. A survey by the Coca-Cola Company showed that about half of the students in Belgium did not drink Coca-Cola at all but had the same symptoms.
Later, the conflict was further amplified by a survey conducted by Italy** showing that Coca-Cola was trying to squeeze competitors out of the competitive market. Rivals like PepsiCo and Virgin complained to the EU, which resorted to a dumping strategy, and the EU responded by searching for evidence at Coca-Cola's European offices.
This incident surrounding Coca-Cola is an example of conflict between social groups that transcends geographical and cultural boundaries. The conflict is further complicated by the fact that the conflict is based on perceived differences——— no one can say whether the beverage itself is contaminated at the place of production, and if so, whether it is the cause of the consumer's illness. Because Coca-Cola is a globally recognized brand and a business organization with huge wealth, **** and consumers feel that the company's only goal is to maintain its image and avoid losses.
In order not to lose face in front of people around the world, the EU had to find another way to sue Coca-Cola for making consumers sick and dumping. During this period, Coca-Cola lost more than $100 million due to the closure of its bottling plant in France, French workers lost their jobs, and people fell ill without anyone knowing why.
Imagine that you are called upon to help resolve the conflict between The Coca-Cola Company and the European Union. For further information, search engines can be used, or magazines such as Adweek, Inc. or Forbes can be consulted to look for similar types of conflicts. Then, outline what you might do to find a solution.
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"When I was on a business trip to Germany, I was on the street with a friend in Germany and came to a junction. I saw that there were no cars on the left and right, so I wanted to walk over. As a result, he was pulled by a friend in Germany.
I said that if there is a car now, it does not affect the traffic, and there are police nearby, so why can't you go there? My friend said, "But can you be sure that there are no children watching us in the nearby building?"
I was speechless. The Germans are famous, and I met a talkative taxi guy who boasted to me on his driver's license that he had driven for 30 years without a single penalty. "-** and the reader of 05, I can't remember the original text, probably this is the meaning.
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A student in Japan who did not wash dishes was expelled and had no way out.
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Conflict of laws is the core concept of private international law, for a simple example, you will understand, two Americans come to China to get married, they get married to apply the law of a certain country, but should Chinese law or American law apply? This is where a conflict rule is needed to resolve the issue, such as the law of the place where the marriage was contracted to be applied to marriage. This conflict rule is called conflict of laws.
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Conflict of laws is a legal norm that resolves the conflict of civil and commercial laws between different countries or regions.
"Conflict law" has two meanings, one is that it refers to a legal theory, which is a discipline of law, and strictly speaking, it should be "conflict law"; The second refers to the conflict of laws norm itself, which is a branch of law.
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