A) More weight should be given to an off-site manager's appraisal than an on-site manager's appraisal.
B) Cultural bias increases when the on-site manager is of the same nationality as the expatriate.
C) Home-office managers should write performance evaluations without consulting on-site managers to avoid bias.
D) Due to proximity, an on-site manager is more likely to evaluate the soft variables that are important aspects of an expatriate's performance.
E) A performance appraisal is invalid when the on-site manager is of the same nationality as the expatriate manager.
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A) Perceptual ability
B) Others-orientation
C) Cultural toughness
D) Self-orientation
E) Empathy
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A) It ensures that expatriates' children receive adequate schooling.
B) It helps to evaluate expatriates' performance without any unintentional bias.
C) It ensures that expatriates are prepared for reentry into their home-country organization.
D) It is paid as a percentage of base salary, with 16 percent being the average premium.
E) It allows a firm to pay expatriates' income tax in the host country.
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A) It leads to resentment in the host country.
B) It isolates the headquarters from foreign subsidiaries.
C) It does not allow transfer of core competencies.
D) It leads to a dearth of qualified managers in the host nation.
E) It diversifies corporate culture.
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A) a citizen of one country who is working abroad in one of the firm's subsidiaries.
B) a parent-country national who works in the parent country.
C) a host-country national who works in the host country.
D) any person who lives in a foreign country.
E) a person willing to work in different departments of a foreign firm.
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A) It equalizes purchasing power across countries so employees can enjoy the same living standard in their foreign posting that they enjoyed at home.
B) It helps expatriate managers and their families to adjust to the day-to-day life of the host country.
C) It rewards expatriates on the basis of merit and performance.
D) It helps expatriates to come to terms with the standard of living of the host country.
E) It is offered as an inducement to accept foreign postings and live away from family.
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A) It allows a firm to pay expatriates' income tax in the host country.
B) It ensures that expatriates' children receive adequate schooling.
C) It helps to evaluate expatriates' performance without any unintentional bias.
D) It ensures that expatriates are prepared for reentry into their home-country organization.
E) It compensates expatriates for having to live in an unfamiliar country.
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A) transferring products and competencies overseas.
B) following a local staffing policy.
C) focusing on local responsiveness.
D) emphasizing a localization strategy.
E) adopting an ethnocentric staffing approach.
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A) regiocentric
B) ethnocentric
C) geocentric
D) polycentric
E) international
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A) ethnocentric
B) polycentric
C) geocentric
D) eurocentric
E) transnational
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