Managers in foreign countries, when things go wrong, are often unable to
A) increase an employee's pay.
B) get rid of an employee who is not working out.
C) assess the cause of the problem.
D) leave the country given their emotional attachment.
E) None of these.

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The passage states that managers in foreign countries are often unable to get rid of an employee who is not working out. It does not mention anything about increasing pay, assessing the cause of the problem, or emotional attachment being a hindrance to leaving the country. Therefore, the best choice is B.

Managers in Foreign Countries, When Things Go Wrong, Are Often