Danes generally are not afraid of taking chances; they are comfortable doing things that are not carefully thought out or planned. Denmark's "flexicurity" policy combines free labor markets with adjustable welfare benefits. This is an example of the application of Hofstede's typology under the values which highlight: Group of answer choicesA) Future Orientation.

B) Uncertainty Avoidance.

C) Gender Differentiation.

D) Power Distance.

E) Individualism/Collectivism.

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17 February, 04:05

Danes generally are not afraid of taking chances; they are comfortable doing things that are not carefully thought out or planned. Denmark's "flexicurity" policy combines free labor markets with adjustable welfare benefits. This is an example of the application of Hofstede's typology under the values which highlight: Group of answer choicesA) Future Orientation.

B) Uncertainty Avoidance.

C) Gender Differentiation.

D) Power Distance.

E) Individualism/Collectivism.

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Matias · Answer 1

B) Uncertainty Avoidance.

Explanation:

Danes are not afraid to take the chances they are comfortable in doing the things that are carefully planned and Denmark's follows the flexicurity policy combines free labor markets with the adjustable welfare benefits and is an example of the uncertainty avoidance given by the Hofstede. It shows how the cultures differ in terms of the amount of tolerance and the unpredictable they have it deals with the technology, law and religion.