All of the following are major causes of expatriate failure EXCEPT ________.
A) selection based on headquarters' criteria
B) host government intervention
C) insufficient compensation
D) inadequate training

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The other options are all major causes of expatriate failure, but host government intervention is not typically cited as a major factor. Common factors that lead to expatriate failure include inadequate selection processes, insufficient compensation or benefits, inadequate training and development, culture shock, and personal or family issues. Host government policies or intervention may present challenges, but it is not typically cited as a primary cause of expatriate failure.

All of the Following Are Major Causes of Expatriate Failure