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A) Unlike the home-country-based approach, the host-country-based approach involves calculating taxes and discretionary spending expenses based on those items' costs in the home country.
B) Unlike the host-country-based approach, the home-country-based approach compensates the expatriate at the same level as workers from the host country.
C) Unlike the host-country-based approach, the objective of the home-country-based approach is to maintain the standard of living the expatriate had in the home country.
D) Unlike the home-country-based approach, the host-country-based approach results in higher employer costs and more administrative complexity.
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A) An acquisition
B) Piggybacking
C) Franchising
D) A joint venture
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A) They seldom need to reacclimate to home-country lifestyles, transportation, and cultural circumstances.
B) They may feel a net decrease in total income, even if they receive promotions and pay increases.
C) They often continue to receive special compensation packages even after their return from international assignments.
D) They must adjust to a lack of close working and reporting relationships with home-country staff after having little flexibility or autonomy while living overseas.
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A) The geocentric orientation
B) The regiocentric orientation
C) The polycentric orientation
D) The ethnocentric orientation
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A) The polycentric orientation
B) The regiocentric orientation
C) The geocentric orientation
D) The ethnocentric orientation
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A) The geocentric orientation requires the standardization of practices across all countries, whereas the ethnocentric approach requires the customization of practices in each country.
B) The geocentric orientation emphasizes each country's unique environment, whereas the ethnocentric orientation considers countries as aggregates within a region.
C) The geocentric orientation emphasizes utilizing the best ideas and practices from anywhere in the world, whereas the ethnocentric orientation emphasizes the home-country practices, policies, and culture.
D) The geocentric orientation adopts a local mind-set, whereas the ethnocentric orientation is truly global in its application.
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A) offshoring
B) franchising
C) piggybacking
D) outsourcing
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A) The ethnocentric orientation
B) The geocentric orientation
C) The regiocentric orientation
D) The polycentric orientation
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A) The regiocentric approach
B) The geocentric approach
C) The ethnocentric approach
D) The polycentric approach
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A) high scores on the indulgence versus restraint dimension
B) low scores on the power distance index dimension
C) high scores on the uncertainty avoidance dimension
D) low scores on the individualism versus collectivism dimension
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A) the Culture Assimilator method.
B) culture-specific training focusing on cultural customs.
C) a communication skills course.
D) a language course.
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A) The ethnocentric orientation
B) The geocentric orientation
C) The regiocentric orientation
D) The polycentric orientation
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