The Use of Third Country Nationals as IC Executives in LDCs

question 42

Multiple Choice

The use of third country nationals as IC executives in LDCs is a growing practice because:

• A)they tend to prefer working in LDCs.
• B)there is frequently a shortage of skilled host country nationals.
• C)they can become arbitrators when conflicts arise.
• D)they often already have host country work permits and knowledge of its language and culture.
• E)there is frequently a shortage of skilled host country nationals,and they often already have host country work permits and knowledge of its language and culture.

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