International Business Chapter 014 Drawback Polycentric Staffing Policies That Less

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A drawback of polycentric staffing policies is that
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A regiocentric staffing policy
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A geocentric staffing policy
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Home-country nationals may be used in host-country management because
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Training and development of potential candidates for expatriate assignments
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Parent company nationals might be concerned with all of the following except
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When an IC hires and trains local, host-country people, the IC often
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When host-country nationals are employed
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An advantage of hiring personnel who are citizens of neither the home country nor the
host country may be that all of the following except that they
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The use of third-country nationals as IC executives in least developed countries (LDCs) is
a growing practice because
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Generalizations about TCNs are difficult because
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Before accepting a foreign posting and becoming an expatriate, an executive should do all
of the following except
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According to the text, about ____ percent of medium and large companies have employees
working abroad.
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According to the text, the proportion of expatriates who are women has increased to _____
percent.
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According to the text, the failure rate for expatriate assignments, including failing to
achieve performance targets for an international assignment or prematurely returning from
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According to the text, approximately ______ of expatriates leave their firms during the
course of their overseas assignment.
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The anxiety that people often experience when they move from a familiar culture to one
that is entirely different is known as
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According to the text, approximately ______ of expatriate failures are family related.
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According to the text, approximately ______ of the companies surveyed required cross-
cultural training for their expats or their families.
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Which of the following are true about the spouses of expatriates?
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Which of the following is true about children of expatriates?
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Knowledge of foreign languages
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Regarding repatriation
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With regard to the use of women versus men for expat management assignments,
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Nancy Adler's research suggests that women
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For expatriate employees, the salary portion of the compensation package is
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Employee compensation payments added to base salaries because of higher expenses
encountered when living abroad are considered
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For cost-of-living allowances, the U.S. State Department index
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_____ are paid by firms in recognition that expatriates and their families undergo some
hardships and inconveniences and make sacrifices while living abroad.

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