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# Hofstede's Individualism: Denmark: $74$; England: $89$; Greece: $35$; Ireland: $70$; Malaysia: $26$; Portugal: $27$; Russia: $39$; Singapore: $20$; South Korea: $18$

# Hofstede's Power Distance: Denmark: $18$; Greece: $60$; England: $35$; Ireland: $28$; Malaysia: $100$; Portugal: $63$; Russia: $93$; Singapore: $74$; South Korea: $60$

# Hofstede's Uncertainty Avoidance: Denmark: $23$; England: $35$; Greece: $100$; Ireland: $35$; Malaysia: $26$; Portugal: $99$; Russia: $95$; Singapore: $8$; South Korea: $85$

# Hofstede's Masculinity: Denmark: $16$; England: $66$; Greece: $57$; Ireland: $68$; Malaysia: $50$; Portugal: $31$; Russia: $36$; Singapore: $48$; South Korea: $39$

# Hofstede's Indulgence: Denmark: $70$; England: $69$; Greece: $50$; Ireland: $65$; Malaysia: $57$; Portugal: $33$; Russia: $20$; Singapore: $46$; South Korea: $29$

Imagine you were sent by your multinational company to a foreign subsidiary to conduct an audit. You quickly notice that people in the subsidiary act very differently than people from your own country. In the subsidiary, subordinates and supervisors have equal right to vote during company's decision$-$making process, which is quite the opposite of what happens in your own 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 were sent to a country such as than to

Russia; Ireland

Singapore; Greece

Denmark; Malaysia

South Korea; Portugal