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Read the attached file.Part 1Select one of Hostede’s dimensions of culture. Explain where your culture falls on that dimension. Give one example of how this influences your culture’s attitudes tow
Read the attached file.
Part 1
Select one of Hostede’s dimensions of culture. Explain where your culture falls on that dimension. Give one example of how this influences your culture’s attitudes toward a given product, service, brand or company.
Minimum words is 250 and cite references in apa format.
Part 2
Hostede has suggested five dimensions of culture. Come up with another, different from any of Hostede’s, and explain it in detail. Give examples of different cultures at each extreme. Give one example of a product, service or brand that might fit well (or poorly) in a given culture because of the importance of this dimension.
Your assignment should be two pages in length, double-spaced, 12-point font, Times New Roman.
Part 3
Each day, reflect Maslow’s different needs and how different products and services meet those different needs.
Minimum words is 300 and cite references in apa format.
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