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Just Pick the correct answer. Do not need to explain Which of the following stat

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Just Pick the correct answer. Do not need to explain

Which of the following statements is true about globalization according to Tom Friedman?

A-The third and cuurent phase of globalizatin began around the year 2000 and the world dhrunk from size medium to small.

B-Globalization 1.0, which started when Columbus discovered America paved the way for sustained international trade. During this period, the main agent of globalization was the nation-state globalizing for Empire, or for resources, or for power.

C-Globalization 2..0, which lasted from 1492 to the 1800s saw transportation technologies, colonial projects, and geographic know-how "shrunk the world" in terms of geographical reach.

D-Globalization 2.0, which began in the 2000 "was spearheaded by companies globalizing for markets, for labor, and for resources." The activities related to this phase further broke down the barriers of international borders, trade, and cross-cultural connections.

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Sven, a manager, had been promoted four times in his company in Sweden when he was sent to work in India. Just like at home the first thing he did was to buy a motorcycle to ride to work everyday. He could not understand why his employees felt embarrassed and offended by his actions.

Which of Erin Meyer's cultural dimensions is at play here?

A-Trusting

B-Deciding

C-Organizing

D-Leading

E-Communicating

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During a visit in February to Ikea’s store in Miami, the company’s U.S. president, Lars Petersson, started talking trash.

It began when a worker there told Petersson about the difficulty he had dragging the store’s garbage all the way through the warehouse to the dumpsters. Petersson suggested that a forklift could save a lot of time and effort, but no forklift was free in the warehouse. So Petersson went and found one. The employee balked again—he didn’t know how to drive a forklift. So Petersson quickly arranged to get the worker trained in operating heavy machinery.

“It turned out to be a super–detailed question,” Petersson says. And at Ikea, this is the sort of banal problem solving that falls to the company’s top executives. Yes, even the head of the U.S. business has to think about how to take out the trash. “Hierarchy is not a big Swedish thing,” Petersson explains. His title, “country manager,” lacks so much conceit that it confuses Americans. Only a handful of executives even have business cards. Everyone is on a first-name basis and sits side by side at Ikea desks, naturally, in an open floor plan at the company’s U.S. “service office” (Ikeaspeak for headquarters) in Conshohocken, Pa. Word to the wise: If you have an ego that needs stroking, Ikea is not the workplace for you.

Based on this passage and what we know about the USA, what can be said about the difference between Sweden and the USA in terms of Erin Meyer's cultural map?

A- Swedes are top-down decision makers, whereas Americans are more consensual

B - Swedes are more direct communicators that the Americans

C- Swedes are more egalitarian than Americans

D-Sweden is more task based; whereas the US is more relationship- based

Explanation / Answer

1) The answer is A-The third and cuurent phase of globalizatin began around the year 2000 and the world dhrunk from size medium to small.

2) The answer is D -) Leading.

3) The answer is D-Sweden is more task based; whereas the US is more relationship- based