Joanne and Patrick Are Expatriates Working for Different Companies in Two

question 63

Multiple Choice

Joanne and Patrick are expatriates working for different companies in two different countries.Joanne's company is very structured,follows rigid rules for security,and expects employees to behave in a certain manner.Patrick's company is a little more relaxed,and they tend to take each day as it comes.Which of the following cultural differences contributes to this difference in the way these corporations operate?

• A) Joanne's company is in a country high in feminine culture,whereas Patrick's company is in a country high in masculine culture.
• B) The culture of Joanne's company functions with a low power distance,whereas the culture of Patrick's functions with high power distance.
• C) Joanne's host country functions at an individualistic level,whereas Patrick's host country functions at a collectivist level.
• D) Joanne is in a company with a short-term orientation culture,whereas Patrick is in a company with a long-term orientation culture.
• E) Joanne's company's culture functions with a high uncertainty avoidance,whereas Patrick's company's culture functions with a low uncertainty avoidance.

Recognize tenants' rights and obligations, including those related to wrongful eviction and abandonment of property.

Comprehend property rights related to the use of natural resources and the liability for damages caused by alterations to land.

Understand the creation and implications of a "profit à prendre" in property law.

Identify the regulations surrounding the transfer and removal of trade fixtures in tenancy agreements.

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Definitions:

Utilitarianism

A theory in moral philosophy arguing that the best action is the one that maximizes utility, usually defined as that which produces the greatest well-being of the greatest number of people.

Justice

The principle of fairness and moral righteousness, often pursued through legal or ethical means, ensuring equal right and treatment.

Ethical Theory

A systematic and philosophical approach to understanding, analyzing, and distinguishing right from wrong behavior.

Distributive Justice

The ethical principle concerned with the fair allocation of resources among members of a community.