The Approach to Compensating and Rewarding Expatriates That Equalizes the Purchasing

question 23

Multiple Choice

The approach to compensating and rewarding expatriates that equalizes the purchasing power of the expatriate manager with that of employees in similar positions in the home country and provides incentives to offset any hardships incurred in the location is known as:

• A) the international approach.
• B) the balance sheet approach.
• C) the equalization approach.
• D) the host-country approach.
• E) the flexible benefits approach.

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Definitions:

Duke of Guise

A title in the French nobility, historically significant for its holders' roles in the Wars of Religion and the Catholic League in France.

Henry of Navarre

King Henry IV of France, known for his role in ending the French Wars of Religion through the Edict of Nantes.

Henry III

King of England from 1216 until his death in 1272, known for his long reign, conflicts with nobility, and role in the development of parliament.

Huguenot Bourbon

Refers to members of the Bourbon dynasty who were Huguenots, French Protestants, in a predominantly Catholic France, highlighting the religious complexities within the royal family.