The Four Dimensions of National Culture as Developed by Hofstede

question 148

Multiple Choice

The four dimensions of national culture as developed by Hofstede are:

• A)power distance, uncertainty avoidance, individualism, masculinity/femininity;
• B)individualism, masculinity, decision-making, leadership;
• C)adaptation to change, promotion, communication, power distance.

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Definitions:

Budgets

Financial plans detailing projected income and expenses over a specific period.

Public-sector Managers

Individuals responsible for directing, controlling, and overseeing entities in the government segment that provide public services.

Economically Efficient

A state in which resources are allocated in a way that maximizes the production of goods and services at the lowest cost, achieving optimal distribution of resources.

Pork-barrel Projects

Government projects or appropriations yielding benefits to a narrow constituency in return for political support, often criticized as wasteful public spending.