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ishan

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Hofstede's Five Dimensions of National Culture would predict which of the following?
 
  A) American employees working in the United States prefer to work in teams and to share team rewards.
  B) The French employees believe that rank should have its privileges.
  C) An Italian manager will readily and comfortably make decisions with few acts; he is willing to take great risks.
  D) A manager in Sweden will be driven to compete, to excel, and to amass wealth.

Question 2

If the rate of inflation in Tomturkistan increased suddenly, what effect would that have on the exchange rate of Tomturkistan currency for U.S. dollars?
 
  A) More U.S. dollars would be needed to purchase the same quantity of Tomturkistan goods as before inflation.
  B) One U.S. dollar would purchase more Tomturkistan currency.
  C) Tomturkistan currency would purchase more U.S. goods than before.
  D) There would be no change; inflation is a domestic problem only.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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