Part One: Common Information for Each CountryBasic Country Facts InformationUnited StatesCountry…

Part One: Common Information for Each Country
Basic Country Facts Information
United StatesCountry Selected for Course Project
Government Type
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Commonly Spoken Languages
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Commonly Practiced Religions
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Business Etiquette Information
United StatesCountry Selected for Course Project
How to Greet Men and Women
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General Negotiating Styles
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Acceptable Business Attire
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Identify three tips for doing business in the non-U.S. country you selected for your project. [Insert text here.]
Part Two: Hofstede Model of National Culture
[For each of the six cultural dimensions in Hofstede’s model of national culture, list the score for both countries. To find the scores, use the Hofstede Insights: Country Comparison Tool. When you select both countries, the tool will give you the scores. To learn about the implications of those scores, select the option to read more about your selected countries.]
Cultural Dimension
United States
Country Selected for Course Project
Power Distance Index (PDI)
[Insert score.]
[Insert score.]
Individualism Versus Collectivism (IDV)
[Insert score.]
[Insert score.]
Motivation Towards Achievement and Success (MAS)
[Insert score.]
[Insert score.]
Uncertainty Avoidance Index (UAI)
[Insert score.]
[Insert score.]
Long-Term Orientation
[Insert score.]
[Insert score.]
Indulgence
[Insert score.]
[Insert score.]
Part Three: Conclusions
[Briefly describe each Hofstede cultural dimension and comment on the score differences between both countries.]
Identify any significant differences in scores between the two countries and provide conclusions on the impact of the differences. [Insert text here.]
List conclusions on the differences in doing business between your two countries based on cultural dimension scores. [Insert text here.]