There Are Two Major Types of Adjustments That an Expatriate

question 71

Multiple Choice

There are two major types of adjustments that an expatriate must make when going on an overseas assignment.These are:

• A)Pre-deployment adjustment and post-deployment adjustment
• B)Direct adjustment and indirect adjustment
• C)Anticipatory adjustment and in-country adjustment
• D)Iterative adjustment and continuous adjustment

Understand the difference between business and consumer markets in terms of relationship development risks.

Differentiate between transactional costs, life-cycle costs, and the broader concept of value in customer relationships.

Understand the historical shift in marketing strategy priorities from short-term sales maximization to long-term customer relationship cultivation.

Identify different types of monetary and non-monetary life cycle costs.

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The minimum number of members required to be present at a meeting to make the proceedings of that meeting valid.

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A business opportunity or prospect that a company has the right to pursue, typically relevant in conflicts of interest situations.

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