__________ Is the Study of How Management Practices Systematically Differ

question 79

Multiple Choice

__________ is the study of how management practices systematically differ among countries and/or cultures.

• A) International management
• B) Comparative management
• C) Theory Z
• D) Political-risk analysis
• E) International business

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