Choose two countries that are culturally diverse. Compare the cultures of those countries and discuss the ways in which cultural differences will affect the cost of doing business in each (country). Answer: Students answer vary depending on the countries they have chosen. 1. Identify the countries for comparison 2. Identify the cultural factors, two to five factors 3. Prepare a table. See example below. Countries E.g., Malaysia Religion Islam Hindu Buddha Christian Social 4. Discuss the ways in which cultural differences will affect the cost of doing business in each (country).

Choose two countries that are culturally diverse. Compare the cultures of those countries and discuss the ways in which cultural differences will affect the cost of doing business in each (country). Answer: Students answer vary depending on the countries they have chosen. 1. Identify the countries for comparison 2. Identify the cultural factors, two to five factors 3. Prepare a table. See example below. Countries E.g., Malaysia Religion Islam Hindu Buddha Christian Social 4. Discuss the ways in which cultural differences will affect the cost of doing business in each (country).

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