An indirect cost of the failure of an expatriate would be:

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The failure of an expatriate can lead to a loss of market share due to disrupted business operations, damaged relationships with local partners, and decreased employee morale. This indirect cost can have a significant impact on the company's profitability and success in the long term. Relocation expenses (A) and exchange rates (B) are direct costs and do not necessarily result from an expatriate's failure. Their replacement cost (D) is also a direct cost that may result from the failure but does not capture the indirect cost to the company's market position.

An Indirect Cost of the Failure of an Expatriate Would