Using hofstede's dimensions of social culture, research has shown that companies headquartered in cultures where masculinity and power distance are important attributes were more likely to emphasize the importance of behaving ethically.

a. True

b. False

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Aaliyah

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2 October, 01:03

Using hofstede's dimensions of social culture, research has shown that companies headquartered in cultures where masculinity and power distance are important attributes were more likely to emphasize the importance of behaving ethically.

a. True

b. False

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Draven Padilla · Answer 1

The answer is "False".

These sort of business with patriarchal and very strict hierarchical powers, usually exercise a very authoritarian and old-fashioned type of leardership. Decisions are made only by the directives and cannot be questioned but only obbeyed, and is much more likely that these are only driven by pure profit maximization, without taking into account possible negative externalities that their business exploitation can be generating for the rest of the society.

Using hofstede's dimensions of social culture, research has shown that companies headquartered in cultures where masculinity and power distance are important attributes were more likely to emphasize the importance of behaving ethically.a. Trueb. False

Using hofstede's dimensions of social culture, research has shown that companies headquartered in cultures where masculinity and power distance are important attributes were more likely to emphasize the importance of behaving ethically.

a. True

b. False