Which of the Following Statements About Third-Country Nationals (TCNs)is False

question 65

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about third-country nationals (TCNs) is false?

• A) Third-country nationals (TCNs) can often achieve corporate objectives more effectively than expatriates.
• B) During periods of rapid expansion, third-country nationals (TCNs) can substitute for expatriates in well-established operations.
• C) During rapid expansion, third-country nationals (TCNs) can offer different perspectives that can expand on the narrowly focused viewpoints of local nationals.
• D) In joint ventures, third-country nationals (TCNs) can demonstrate a global image and bring unique cross-cultural skills to the relationship.

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True Inequality

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