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saraeharris

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Organizing work differently to improve productivity will likely fail ________.
 
  A) if the work force has a low tolerance for authoritarianism
  B) if workers participate in planning the improvement
  C) unless changes are compatible to competitor's practices
  D) if changes interfere with strongly held value systems

Question 2

Executives at TVR Enterprises, an MNE based in Germany, feel threatened by a pending EU regulation that will require the MNE to reduce its production capacity. Which of the following actions is the most appropriate for TVR?
 
  A) complying with the EU's mutual recognition laws
  B) apply for a harmonization regulation with the EU
  C) appealing to the European Court of Justice
  D) lobbying the European Commission


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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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