L6M10 practice question 8 of 25
What are the two principles upon which international trade law, including international arbitration, is based?
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C. Freedom of contract and international recognition
Explanation
International trade law is based on freedom of contract (allowing parties to set their terms) and international recognition (ensuring arbitration awards are enforceable globally). [P-122]
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