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# Hofstede's Individualism: Denmark: $74$; France: $71$; Greece: $35$; Hong Kong: $25$; India: $48$; Ireland: $70$; Japan: $46$; Malaysia: $26$; Portugal: $27$; Russia: $39$; Singapore: $20$; South Korea: $18$; UK: $89$

# Hofstede's Power Distance: Denmark: $18$; France: $68$; Greece: $60$; Hong Kong: $68$; India: $77$; Ireland: $28$; Japan: $54$; Malaysia: $100$; Portugal: $63$; Russia: $93$; Singapore: $74$; South Korea: $60$; UK: $35$

# Hofstede's Uncertainty Avoidance: Denmark: $23$; France: $86$; Greece: $100$; Hong Kong: $29$; India: $40$; Ireland: $35$; Japan: $92$; Malaysia: $26$; Portugal: $99$; Russia: $95$; Singapore: $8$; South Korea: $85$ ; UK: $35$

# Hofstede's Masculinity: Denmark: $16$; France: $43$; Greece: $57$; Hong Kong: $57$; India: $56$; Ireland: $68$; Japan: $95$; Malaysia: $50$; Portugal: $31$; Russia: $36$; Singapore: $48$; South Korea: $39$; UK: $66$

# Hofstede's Indulgence: Denmark: $70$; France: $48$; Greece: $50$; Hong Kong: $17$; India: $26$; Ireland: $65$; Japan: $42$; Malaysia: $57$; Portugal: $33$; Russia: $20$; Singapore: $46$; South Korea: $29$; UK: $69$

Imagine you are from country $x$ and that you were sent by your multinational company to improve the sales teams' performance in a foreign country Y$.$ You quickly notice that in the country you were sent to bonuses based on competitive and rank$-$based goal attainments were much more successful than in your country.

According to the data provided, and assuming the listed variables is all the information you have, there is a much greater probability that you are from a country such as $$ than from

Russia; Denmark

England; France

Denmark; Ireland