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17 May, 16:39

Peter, a British citizen, and Keith, a U. S. citizen, are employees of an electronics manufacturing company headquartered in London. While Peter works out of the London office, Keith operates out of the marketing unit in New York. Which of the following statements is true in this scenario?

A.

Peter is a host-country national.

B.

Peter is a parent-country national.

C.

Peter and Keith are expatriates.

D.

Keith is a third-country national.

E.

Keith is a home-country national.

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  1. 17 May, 17:00
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    The correct answer is option B.

    Explanation:

    An electronics manufacturing company is headquartered in London. It has a marketing unit in New York.

    Peter is a British resident, who works in the London office of the company. Keith is a US citizen and works in the New York marketing unit.

    Since the company is headquartered in London, its parent country is Britain. The US is a host country for the company.

    So Peter is a parent country national and Keith is host country national.
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