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If a company shapes its culture around a strategy like price leadership or high quality products, its culture is growing out of the factor of:
 
  A) the organization's experience with the external environment.
  B) the company's founders.
  C) internal interactions, contact between groups within the organization.
  D) the subcultures within the organization.

Question 2

A example of a high-power distance culture is:
 
  A) India.
  B) The U.S.
  C) Mexico.
  D) Poland.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

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