Ohio Boycotts Case Study

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In an effort to build a closer relationship with countries that the USA freely trades with, Ohio passed a bill that made it so companies would be unable to renew government contracts unless they agreed not to engage in any boycotts with countries such as Israel. Boycotts were defined as,j "engaging in refusals to deal, terminating business activities, or other actions that are intended to limit commercial relations with persons or entities in a discriminatory manner"(Bill Clears Ohio House, para. 3 ). Although it's understandable that Ohio would want to maintain a strong economic relationship with Israel as the country creates $200 million of economic benefit to Ohio, but it is possible to maintain a business relationship with the

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