Parent company nationals might be concerned with all of the following except
A) the rate at which industrial skills are learned by host-country nationals.
B) how quickly they can learn the local language in their host country.
C) the exchange rate movement of their host-country's currency.
D) whether the family of transferred home-country executives can adapt to and enjoy the experience abroad.
E) whether they can adapt to the home-country culture.

Question

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Parent-company nationals will not generally need to be concerned about their ability to adapt to their own culture.

Parent Company Nationals Might Be Concerned with All of the Following