A) virtual expatriates.
B) native salespeople.
C) third-country nationals.
D) professional expatriates.
E) local nationals.
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A) They transcend legal and cultural barriers.
B) They are thoroughly knowledgeable about a country's business structure.
C) They are often able to speak several languages.
D) They cost less to maintain than a staff of local nationals.
E) They can lead a company better through unfamiliar referral networks than local nationals.
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A) encumbrance system.
B) quota system.
C) incentive system.
D) attraction of a foreign assignment.
E) threat of foreign postings.
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A) when selling consulting services
B) when selling in relationship-oriented countries
C) when the product caters to a niche market
D) when the product is highly technical in nature
E) when selling does not require effective communication skills
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A) conflict of interests.
B) acculturation.
C) skill redundancy.
D) repatriation.
E) assimilation.
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A) unsuccessful family adjustment
B) cultural conflict in the foreign country
C) noncooperation of foreign colleagues
D) communication issues with home-country headquarters
E) redundant skills in a foreign country
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A) U.S. firms have to pay double tax when hiring them.
B) they are local nationals who work for a foreign company.
C) they work at the company's headquarters and are located in their home country.
D) they manage their foreign clients and subordinates from their home country.
E) their nationality has little to do with where they work or for whom.
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A) local German nationals.
B) illegal aliens living in the US.
C) temporary, freelancing German sales personnel.
D) American expatriates.
E) third-culture people from Japan.
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A) most efficient in relationship-based cultures.
B) unsuitable when a company wants to sell high-technology products.
C) lacking in knowledge regarding the product line of the company.
D) received unfavorably in information-oriented cultures.
E) the best choice when selling requires an extensive background of information.
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A) management skills.
B) technical skills.
C) an understanding of cultural differences.
D) knowledge of the product line.
E) knowledge of the company.
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