
Impact of Culture on Global Trade
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Jennette Reece
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Impact of Culture on Global Trade
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Betty works at a company with a very relaxed atmosphere among all the employees. This atmosphere is part of the company's
organizational culture
subculture
power distance
uncertainty avoidance
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Larry is part of a group of employees who are close friends and like to spend their lunch hours together, eating or playing cards. This group is considered a(n)
organizational culture
religious committee
subculture
collectivist society
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Multiple Choice
In Hofstede's dimensions of national cultures, a country's acceptance of inequality is measured by its score in
masculinity v. femininity
power distance
uncertainty avoidance
individualism v. collectivism.
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According to Hofstede's dimensions of national cultures, a certain country has a high comfort level with insecurity and avoids too many rules. This country would have a low score in
indulgence v. restraint
power distance
individualism v. collectivism
uncertainty avoidance
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A society in which group ties are very loose is known as a(n)
"feminine" society
individualist society
collectivist society
uncertainty-avoiding society
collectivist society
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Multiple Choice
A country that values qualities such as assertiveness and status is known as a(n)
"masculine" society
short-term oriented society
uncertainty-accepting society
indulgent society
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A society that focuses on future rewards and values actions such as persistence is known as a(n)
uncertainty-avoiding society
individualist society
"feminine" society
long-term oriented society
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Which of the following examples best demonstrates the cultural dimension of indulgence v. restraint:
Companies from certain cultures play it safe and do not take risks
A country values hierarchies and strict group roles
A society believe in pursuing personal accomplishments
Companies from certain cultures make time for fun.
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The French-Canadian culture relies heavily on nonverbal communication to get messages across. This means it it a(n)
religious culture
low-context culture
ethnocentric culture
high-context culture
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Which of the following is a true statement regarding the impact of religion on international trade:
Religion is an issue only when operating in Muslim countries.
Religion affects only work hours and holidays.
Religion is more important in some cultures than in others.
Religion does not have a significance impact on business.
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Multiple Choice
The most common form of corruption affecting international trade is
bribery
government involvement
negotiation
uncertainty avoidance
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To encourage people to buy domestic goods, a country wants foreign goods to be costlier. It imposes a tax on imported products to increase their selling prices. This tax is known as a(n)
bribe.
tariff.
quota.
idiom.
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Poll
In some cultures, creating relationships during business negotiations is key; in other cultures, negotiators want a signed contract. This illustrates cultural differences in negotiating:
goals.
attitudes.
schedules.
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Multiple Choice
A business should research corruption before it engages in trade with a particular country because it:
is required to report that country to international authorities.
is required to pay bribes to set up operations in a new country
needs to hide bribes within its accounting records
needs to know how corruption will affect it competitiveness there.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an action a business might take to address the issue of religion in another culture:
Engaging in stereotyping
Paying attention to holidays when scheduling meetings
Setting aside money to pay bribes to religious officials
Creating price controls
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Which of the following is a true statement regarding the process of preparing employees to deal with people from other cultures
It is most important to be culturally sensitive when meeting in person
All employees must take language training and become fluent.
Cultural training is a good way to teach employees the basic guidelines.
Employees need to be prepared only if they are traveling overseas.
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Multiple Choice
Sarah deals with customers form a certain country on a regular basis. When she meets people from this country in a social setting, she assumes they will be just like all her customers. This is an example of
Power distance.
uncertainty avoidance
stereotyping
ethnocentrism
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Multiple Choice
George thinks his culture is superior to all other cultures. This is known as
collectivism.
ethnocentrism.
stereotyping
individualism.
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Avoiding the use of slang falls under which guideline for dealing effectively with people from different cultures?
Strive to communicate clearly.
Show respect.
Expect differences to arise.
Be patient.
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