One of the Primary Reasons for Failure of Cross-Border Strategic

question 45

Multiple Choice

One of the primary reasons for failure of cross-border strategic alliances is:

• A) the incompatibility of the partners.
• B) conflict between legal and business systems.
• C) security concerns and terrorism.
• D) high debt financing.

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Personality Factor

A characteristic or trait that contributes to the way an individual's personality is structured, influencing behavior, attitudes, and reactions.

Single Trait

The focus on one particular character attribute in the study or description of personality, enabling a simplified understanding of how that trait influences behavior.

High Self-esteem

A positive and confident perception of oneself, reflecting a belief in one’s own worth and abilities.

Big Five

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