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coldgirl [10]
3 years ago
5

Intelligent Tool Corp. is planning to set up a production plant abroad. It has selected five potential countries based on their

population size, stage of economic development, labor costs, and access to world markets. Considering the connection between culture and competitive advantage, which of the following countries would be the best investment site for Intelligent Tool Corp?a. Country E, where education is undeveloped and there are seven major linguistic groups. b. Country C. where education is well developed and the society is characterize. c. Country D, where education is well-developed and the society is characterized by a marked stratification between the upper and lower classes. d. Country D, where education is undeveloped and there are two prevalent religions. e. Country B, where education is well-developed and social stratification is lacking. f. Country A, where there is one prevalent religion and the society is characterized by a marked stratification between the upper and lower classes.
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1 answer:
Alex_Xolod [135]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

e. Country B, where education is well-developed and social stratification is lacking.

Explanation:

Country B will be the best option because the population is well-developed in terms of education, so there will be availability of skilled labour for the production plant.

Also lack of social stratification means there is no well-developed social stratification into upper, middle, and lower classes. Success will be due to individual achievement, so the people will be motivated to work hard and exploit the opportunity of growing in the new production plant.

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