An American citizen is doing business in Egypt when Egypt passes a law that American citizens cannot do businessin Egypt. The United States willOa. sue Egypt on behalf of its citizen because other countries cannot interfere with a person's right to dobusiness.not sue Egypt on behalf of its citizen because other countries can interfere with a person's right to dobusiness.b.O c.sue Egypt on behalf of its citizen because other countries cannot interfere with the constitutional rights ofan American citizen.d. not sue Egypt on behalf of its citizen because only individuals, not nations, may proceed with lawsuits.

In general, according to the Egyptian Labor law, the total number of hours should not exceed 8 hours…

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