Strategists Who Are Sensitive to Cultural Differences in Making Strategic

question 81

Multiple Choice

Strategists who are sensitive to cultural differences in making strategic decisions will find that:

• A)​A long-term orientation is always more helpful when it comes to strategy.
• B)​The identity of an individual is based on the identity of his or her collective group.
• C) ​It is not especially helpful in avoiding strategic blunders.
• D) ​They better understand business situations in other parts of the world.

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Definitions:

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