In his study of cultural dimensions, Hofstede concluded that cultural arrogance is a luxury that individuals, companies, and nations can no longer afford in a global economy.

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The high degree of variation among cultures led Hofstede to conclude that management theories and practices need to be adapted to local cultures and that cultural arrogance is a luxury that individuals, companies, and nations can no longer afford in a global economy.

In His Study of Cultural Dimensions, Hofstede Concluded That Cultural