A company with a polycentric orientation is likely to employ host-country nationals in all but which of the following selling situations?

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A polycentric orientation suggests that a company believes the host country knows the best way to manage its operations and sell its products. Therefore, it would employ host-country nationals in most situations. However, selling high-tech products in developed countries might require specific expertise or knowledge that host-country nationals in less-developed countries may not possess, making it an exception.

A Company with a Polycentric Orientation Is Likely to Employ