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,What is a E) It places parent-country nationals
characteristic of in key management positions.
an ethnocentric
staffing policy?
A) It requires
host-country
nationals to be
recruited to
manage
subsidiaries.
B) It is used
when a firm
places a low
value on its
corporate
culture.
C) It increases
advancement
opportunities for
host-country
nationals.
D) It seeks the
best people for
key jobs
throughout the
organization,
,regardless of
nationality.
E) It places
parent-country
nationals in key
management
positions.
, Tri-Star B) location economies.
Technologies
Inc. has
manufacturing
units in Canada.
The country's
stable economic
and political
environment
helps the firm
gain competitive
advantage by
lowering
production costs
and improving
product quality.
Other things
being equal, the
benefits realized
from such a
strategy can be
typically
referred to as
A) economies of
scope.
B) location
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS | LATEST VERSIONS |
VERIFIED ANSWERS | GRADED A+ |
NEWEST EXAM (JUST RELEASED)
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Terms in this set (77)
,What is a E) It places parent-country nationals
characteristic of in key management positions.
an ethnocentric
staffing policy?
A) It requires
host-country
nationals to be
recruited to
manage
subsidiaries.
B) It is used
when a firm
places a low
value on its
corporate
culture.
C) It increases
advancement
opportunities for
host-country
nationals.
D) It seeks the
best people for
key jobs
throughout the
organization,
,regardless of
nationality.
E) It places
parent-country
nationals in key
management
positions.
, Tri-Star B) location economies.
Technologies
Inc. has
manufacturing
units in Canada.
The country's
stable economic
and political
environment
helps the firm
gain competitive
advantage by
lowering
production costs
and improving
product quality.
Other things
being equal, the
benefits realized
from such a
strategy can be
typically
referred to as
A) economies of
scope.
B) location
