Successful repatriation is most likely important to the parent company because it ________.
A) enables firms to recover all financial losses
B) allows firms to establish roots in developing countries
C) improves the ability to recruit new expatriate managers
D) helps spouses of expatriates find rewarding jobs overseas

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Successful repatriation improves the ability to recruit new expatriate managers, who are important for companies to have a global presence and international competitiveness.

Successful Repatriation Is Most Likely Important to the Parent Company