Flor-Restore, a U.S. dental products company, follows a polycentric staffing approach, and key positions at the company's U.S. headquarters are staffed by U.S. nationals while foreign subsidiaries are managed by locals. While the company's international business has grown exponentially in the past five years, greater competition in the United States has caused this office to see a decline in sales and many top U.S. managers are leaving the company. What drawback to a polycentric approach might explain this?
A) It is expensive to implement.
B) It leads managers to make mistakes due to cultural misunderstandings.
C) It limits advancement opportunities for managers.
D) It invariably makes a firm suffer from cultural myopia.
E) It bridges the gap between the headquarters of a firm and its foreign subsidiaries.
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