U.S. businesses consider the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act as legislation that has helped increase their profits abroad.

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The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act is a law that prohibits U.S. companies from bribing foreign officials to win business. While the law has helped to level the playing field for companies that refuse to engage in bribery, it has also placed a burden on U.S. companies that must comply with the law's requirements. Therefore, U.S. businesses do not consider the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act as legislation that has helped increase their profits abroad.

US Businesses Consider the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act as Legislation