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xeze [42]
2 years ago
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There are four basic sources that multinational companies (MNCs) can tap for positions. These are: A. host-country nationals, th

ird-country nationals, United Nations placements, and International Monetary Fund (IMF) placements. B. home-country nationals, International Monetary Fund (IMF) placements, inpatriates, and multipatriates. C. home-country nationals, host-country nationals, International Monetary Fund (IMF) placements, and multipatriates. D. home-country nationals, host-country nationals, third-country nationals, and inpatriates
Business
1 answer:
Tatiana [17]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

D. home-country nationals, host country nationals, third-country nationals, and inpatriates

Explanation:

The four basics sources in which the multinational companies would tap for positions are as follows:

Home country nationals

Host country nationals

Third country nationals

Inpatriates

In this the MNC would be ready for tap for the positions

Therefore the last option is correct

And, the other options would be incorrect

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