U.S.citizens sent by a U.S.company to work abroad are called:

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The term "expatriate" refers to U.S. citizens who are sent by a U.S. company to work abroad. "Host-country nationals" are citizens of the country where the foreign assignment is located. "Third-country nationals" are individuals who are neither citizens of the company's home country nor the host country, but are sent from a third country to work abroad. "International managers" is a broad term that can refer to any manager who operates in an international context.

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