Special Exercises The German Working Environment Is Similar to the U.S.working Environment.Nevertheless,U.S.managers

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Special Exercises
The German working environment is similar to the U.S.working environment.Nevertheless,U.S.managers working in Germany have to adapt.Navigating laws and customs can be challenging.For instance,traditional houses in Germany have been large,well-constructed buildings.They are expensive to build,but last for generations.They usually have three generations living under the same roof.This information has far-reaching implications for foreign managers working in Germany.Match the statement with the type of environmental challenge for international managers it describes.
-Germans have 50-year mortgages that can pass from one generation to the next.

• A)Political-legal environment
• B)Economic environment
• C)Cultural environment

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Definitions:

Nutrients

Essential chemicals needed by organisms to grow and function properly, often required in small amounts and obtained from the environment or diet.

Gradual Change

A process or development that occurs slowly over time.

Climate Change

A long-term alteration in temperature and typical weather patterns in a place, largely attributed to human activities such as fossil fuel combustion.

Drought

A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall, leading to a shortage of water.