The leading cause of expatriate "failures" is
A)the maturity level of the expatriate.
B)the adaptability of the expatriate.
C)the inability of the expatriate's spouse to adjust.
D)compensation levels which do not adequately match the local living standards in the expatriate's assignment.
E)unsuitability for the assignment.

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The inability of the expatriate's spouse to adjust is often cited as a leading cause of expatriate failure because family dissatisfaction can lead to early return or poor performance.

The Leading Cause of Expatriate "Failures" Is