Many Japanese Firms Prefer Their Foreign Operations to Be Headed

question 24

Multiple Choice

Many Japanese firms prefer their foreign operations to be headed by expatriate Japanese managers because these managers will have socialized into the firm's culture while employed in Japan.This is an example of _______________.

• A) polycentricity
• B) intercentricity
• C) ethnocentricity
• D) egocentricity
• E) nationalistic

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